Summary

  • Britain's Johanna Konta, Dan Evans, Jay Clarke, Cameron Norrie & Harriet Dart all win

  • But James Ward, Paul Jubb & Katie Swan go out on day two

  • Roger Federer wins in four sets; Rafael Nadal in three

  • Serena Williams beats Giulia Gatto-Monticone 6-2 7-5

  • Kerber and top seed Barty advance but Sharapova retires injured

  • Kyrgios entertains in five sets but Tomic loses in under an hour

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Saj Chowdhury

  1. 'Konta much better than she was two years ago'

    Martina Navratilova
    Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

    Johanna Konta is a much better player than she was two years ago. I really believe that.

    She mixes things up a lot more with the slice and the drop shot. Having that variety to your game takes pressure off you because you can have multiple game plans.

  2. Konta holds

    *Bogdan 5-6 Konta

    Johanna Konta polishes off the game to 15 with an arching ace that spits wide and out of the reach of a lurching Ana Bogdan.

    The Romanian looked like a whippet owner trying to get hold of its collar while it was in full-bore pursuit of a rabbit.

    No chance.

    Bogdan serves to stay in the set next...

  3. Watch as Harris breaks Federer's serve in set one

    *Harris 6-3 1-2 Federer

    No matter whatever happens today, Lloyd Harris is always going to remember set one, game six of his Wimbledon debut as he breaks the serve of eight-time champion Roger Federer.

  4. Harris 6-3 1-1 Federer*

    Boris Becker
    Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

    Roger must be thinking 'who is this guy? I've never seen him before'.

  5. Bogdan holds

    Bogdan 5-5 *Konta

    Ana Bogdan attempts to nail Johanna Konta to the backboards with a body serve.

    But the Britain slides right to make room for a biffed backhand winner for 0-15.

    Sweet as a nut.

    But it is all downhill from there in this game as she blots three unforced errors to let the Romanian off the hook.

    Is Konta getting a little tight as we head to the business end of the set? It wouldn't be the first time...

    Johanna KontaReuters

  6. 'All over the place'

    Harris 6-3 1-1 Federer*

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Federer's timing is all over the place. Not playing with the precision of an expensive Swiss watch.

  7. Who is Lloyd Harris?

    Harris 6-3 1-1 Federer*

    Some things you may not know about Lloyd Harris...

    • He is bidding to reach the second round at a Grand Slam for the second time and equal his best Grand Slam result. This is his fourth Grand Slam appearance.
    • He is making his Wimbledon debut this year. Last year here, he fell to Mats Moraing in the first round of qualifying.
    • Harris’ best Grand Slam result is reaching the second round at Roland Garros this year (beat Lukas Rosol then lost to Borna Coric). He lost in the first round on his two other appearances at the majors – as a qualifier at both the 2018 US Open (versus Gilles Simon) and the Australian Open this year ( versus Daniil Medvedev).
    • Prior to coming here, Harris lost in the first round of qualifying at both Halle (lost to Mischa Zverev) and Eastbourne (lost to James Ward).

    Lloyd HarrisPA Media

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  9. 'Amazing timing and ability from Konta'

    Martina Navratilova
    Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

    Johanna Konta showed amazing timing and ability to win that last point.

    You always just want to get the first round out of the way. You don't feel like you're in the tournament until you've won one game.

  10. Konta holds

    *Bogdan 4-5 Konta

    These games are clipping by at a rate of knots on Court One,

    Johanna Konta completes her hold to love with a lovely cross-court forehand, a wicked angle that Ana Bogdan did not even run for.

    Her head dropped as it ripped away

    Johanna KontaGetty Images

  11. Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Collective muttering on Court One during the changeover:

    “Federer is down.”

    “No way!”

  12. 'Stunned'

    Harris 6-3 0-0 Federer*

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Lloyd Harris' right arm has the power of a sledgehammer.

    First serves racing down about the 130mph mark, deep returns which Federer is struggling to bat back to safety.

    The South African looks nerveless, turning to his box and clenching his fist.

    Centre Court is stunned!

    Lloyd HarrisGet

  13. Game and first set - Harris

    Harris 6-3 0-0 Federer*

    He would've been dreaming of this last night and now 22-year-old Lloyd Harris, with a mop of curly hair bursting out under his white cap, playing in his first Wimbledon match, takes the opening set against Roger Federer.

    A punch of the air from the South African world number 86. First set Harris.

    22-year-old Harris takes first set against Federer

  14. Bogdan holds

    Bogdan 4-4 *Konta

    Johanna Konta chucks away a challenge - on a call that was clearly in - and a game to love.

    Ana Bogdan has not come here to be fodder at a first-round love-in.

  15. Thiem out! Another seed falls!!!

    Thiem 7-6 (7-4) 6-7 (1-7) 3-6 0-6 Querrey

    Wow!

    Following 'Seed Stumble Monday' is this the start of 'Seed Slip Tuesday' or something.

    Fifth seed Austrian Dominic Thiem - the French Open finalist - has fallen at the hands of big serving American Sam Querrey.

    Remarkable.

    Dominic ThiemGetty Images

  16. Now set point to Lloyd Harris. Against Roger Federer. On Centre Court. In his first Wimbledon match, ever.

  17. *Harris 5-3 Federer

    The first serve is no good but the second is good and Harris then punches the air after a fine cross-court forehand winner. Deuce.

  18. *Harris 5-3 Federer

    Federer with a break point. He needs this.

  19. Konta holds

    *Bogdan 3-4 Konta

    Johanna Konta's double-handed backhand looks like it is registering a couple of extra mph on the speed gun at the moment.

    A mighty thwack seems to have Ana Bogdan all out of shape at 40-15 up but Konta misses the ping into the open court on her follow up.

    A big serve - barging through the service box and getting right up Bogdan's nose - gets the job done.

  20. Some Federer stats

    *Harris 5-3 Federer

    • Roger Federer has lost Wimbledon matches to players ranked as low as 86th ranked Lloyd Harris on two previous occasions – to number 154 Mario Ancic in the first round in 2002 and to number 116 Sergiy Stakhovsky in the second round in 2013.
    • Federer is bidding to reach the second round here for the 17th consecutive year and extend his record for most consecutive Wimbledon second-round appearances.
    • Federer is contesting his 77th Grand Slam here. He holds the all-time record for most Grand Slams played, ahead of Feliciano Lopez, who is contesting his 71st Grand Slam here.
    • Federer is one of eight Wimbledon boys’ singles champions to start the main draw here this year. He defeated Irakli Labadze to win the boys’ title here in 1998. He is one of just four boys’ singles champions who have gone on to win the men’s singles title.
    Roger FedererReuters