Teenage qualifier Coco Gauff, 15, through to Wimbledon third round
American beats Magdalena Rybarikova 6-3 6-3 under new Court One roof
Men's champion Novak Djokovic crushes Denis Kudla 6-3 6-2 6-2
GB's Kyle Edmund loses in five sets to Fernando Verdasco
Heather Watson loses 7-5 6-1 to Anett Kontaveit
*Edmund 6-4 1-1 Verdasco
Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV
That's really a double blow for Fernando Verdasco.
He gave the first set away but then he got back into the match by breaking Kyle Edmund but now he's immediately given it away.
Edmund has a chance to run away with it now - he's hitting really well.
*Edmund 6-4 1-1 Verdasco
And Fernando Verdasco coughs up a double fault.
The Spaniard looks at it with the same disgust as if his pet cat had just dredged up a furball.
Kyle Edmund is back on serve in the second set.
Edmund hits back immediately with a break against Verdasco
Edmund 6-4 0-1 *Verdasco
Kyle Edmund wallops a mighty forehand cross court, the rotational force taking him clean off his feet, to bring up 15-30.
What can he do here?
Verdasco's slice draws him in and the Spaniard lands the sucker-punch follow-up down the line to level things up at 30-30.
More industrial-grade hitting. And Verdasco floats long on the defensive.
Break point.
Image source, AFP*Khachanov 4-6 0-0 Lopez
We've already had three of the top 10 seeds in the men's singles depart and another one is in trouble on Court One.
Karen Khachanov, seeded 10th, has just lost the opening set 6-4 to Feliciano Lopez, who won the singles title at Queen's last month and also, along with Andy Murray, won the doubles title too.
Edmund 6-4 0-1 *Verdasco
Kyle Edmund's forehand twangs the net cord, shoots skyward and drops...out. Fernando Verdasco gets the job done on his second break point and has his snout out front in the second set.
Verdasco breaks
*Edmund 6-4 0-0 Verdasco
Now then. Trouble up mill for Kyle Edmund as he slaps a forehand wide to offer up 15-40 and two break points for Fernando Verdasco.
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Mark Scanlon: I think Edmund has improved so much and will win a slam soon!
Edmund 6-4 Verdasco
Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV
Kyle Edmund is starting to hit much more aggressively and returning with much more interest, and he got his rewards there.
Image source, Getty Images*Edmund 6-4 0-0 Verdasco
Job done!
Kyle Edmund's forehand come to the boil just when he needs it, peppering the baseline and pushing Fernando Verdasco deep.
A glorious squash shot pass, all feel and touch, helped the Briton to break point where his power over-powered the Spaniard.
Big cheers on Centre with Edmund ratcheting up the decibels...
A superb forehand winner from Edmund as he closes in on winning a tight first set
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*Halep 4-3 Buzarnescu
It's an all-Romanian clash out on court two and former world number one Simona Halep, a semi-finalist here five years ago, is ahead, leading 4-3 against Mihaela Buzarnescu.
Edmund 5-4 *Verdasco
What a get! What a miss!
Kyle Edmund seemed to have the set won as his forehand pushed Fernando Verdasco out to somewhere near row one.
But the Spaniard stretches out a racquet to claw it back.
Still, clear open court for Edmund...but he nets on the half-volley.
Chance gone for good? We are at deuce.
Image source, ReutersEdmund 5-4 *Verdasco
Kyle Edmund is not picking up on the Fernando Verdasco serve. He biffs a tame return into the net to allow the Spaniard to skip merrily to 40-15.
But whomph! There it is!
A 95mph rubber bullet of a forehand down the line wins the next point for the Briton.
And then Verdasco pummels a half volley straight at him, Edmund makes the response into open court and we have deuce.
Edmund 5-4 Verdasco*
John Inverdale
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Kyle Edmund is putting down a lot of first serves at the moment which will put him in good stead.
And ultimately it's won him that game.
Image source, AFPEdmund 5-4 Verdasco*
Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV
Kyle Edmund is serving well today. Especially on his second serve - he's putting down a lot of solid deliveries.
I think the semi-final at Eastbourne last week really helped him.
Edmund 5-4 *Verdasco
A swish! And a miss!
Fernando Verdasco attempts to impart so much topspin on a return that only thin air is minced through his strings. The ball pitches past him and into the backboards for an ace.
Verdasco lands a pinpoint forehand on the next point to prove that he can.
But Edmund's running volley wraps up the game.
Entering the business end now. No margin for error. No safety net if you fall off the serve tightrope.
Three-time Grand Slam winner Stan Wawrinka is out of this year's Wimbledon after losing to American Reilly Opelka in a five-set thriller...
British number two Heather Watson was knocked out in the second round of the women's singles, losing in straight sets to Estonia's Anett Kontaveit...
... and third seed Karolina Pliskova wrapped up a straight-set victory against Monica Puig.
*Edmund 4-4 Verdasco
Fernando Verdasco's serve is serene and untroubled. floating along at an altitude that Kyle Edmund just cannot get up to.
Two hammered serves, streaking through the service box and getting right up the nostrils of Edmund, complete a hold to 15.
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Chris Goldsmith: The last time Fernando Verdasco lost to a British player that wasn't Andy Murray was way back in 2006 when Tim Henman beat him at the Madrid Masters.
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Edmund 4-3 Verdasco*
Boris Becker
Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV
We shouldn't forget that Fernando Verdasco has beaten Kyle Edmund the last two times they played.
So Edmund needs to be emotionally carried along because tennis-wise Verdasco is probably the favourite.
Ranking-wise Edmund is higher but because of the record you'd bet on Verdasco.
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