Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Saj Chowdhury, Becky Grey and Mike Henson

  1. An interested spectator

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  2. Medvedev back on track

    Medvedev 6-7 (6-8) 3-0 Popyrin*

    Daniil Medvedev has been shaken into action after losing the first set to world number 101 Alexei Popyrin.

    The 11th seed breaks Popyrin's serve, then holds to go 3-0 up in the second set.

    Daniil MedvedevGetty Images

  3. Another break of serve

    Watson 3-3 Kontaveit*

    Six games, four breaks of serve. Some very good early afternoon entertainment on Court One. Anett Kontaveit with the latest break and we're tied at 3-3.

  4. Get Involved

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    James Stevenson: Poor Margarita Gasparyan. Heartbreaking when a player is playing so well and beating a top player and then gets injured. Especially when probably so close to the end.

  5. Svitolina 5-7 6-5 Gasparyan (rtd)

    This was tough going on Margarita Gasparyan as she took the opening set against Elina Svitolina and was closing in on a memorable victory before an injury forced her to withdraw.

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  6. *Watson 3-2 Kontaveit

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Watson’s opponent Anett Kontaveit has a British connection.

    She is coached by Nigel Sears – Andy Murray’s father in law!

  7. A fast start for Pliskova

    Puig 0-6 Pliskova

    A fine improvised shot helps Pliskova to start with a hold

  8. *Watson 3-2 Kontaveit

    An ace from Heather Watson gets a warm ripple of applause from the Court One patrons, but she then puts too much juice into a backhand and it goes long for deuce.

  9. Game and first set Pliskova

    Puig 0-6 Pliskova

    Oh dear, oh dear.

    Olympic champion Monica Puig serves a double fault and third seed Karolina Pliskova wins the first set 6-0.

    At least Puig's not on Centre with thousands of people watching. Oh wait...

    Puig 'surrenders' opening set to Pliskova

  10. 'Goodness me'

    *Watson 3-2 Kontaveit

    Sam Smith
    Former British number one on BBC TV

    Goodness me. Three breaks in the opening five games.

    And that may be expected as we have two players who are trying to get their years back on track in terms of confidence and belief.

  11. Possible upset alert

    Medvedev 6-7 (6-8) Popyrin

    Men's 11th seed Daniil Medvedev has just gone a set down to 19-year-old Australian Alexei Popyrin.

    The Russian had a few break opportunities and seemed to have the upper hand against his world number 101 opponent, but Popyrin upped his game in the tie-break to take the lead.

  12. Andy & Serena to play...

    Murray and WilliamsAFP

    For those you who have been waiting on tenterhooks for this, we can now tell you that Andy Murray and Serena Williams will play Andreas Mies and Alexa Guarachi in the first round of the mixed doubles.

    That match is expected to take place on Friday.

  13. It's a dangerous business being a line judge, as this unfortunate lady can testify after Stan Wawrinka accidentally collided with her during a rally.

    At least she got an apologetic embrace from the Swiss world number 19.

    Stan Wawrinka collides with a line judgeGetty Images
    Stan Wawrinka with a line judge he accidentally struck with his raquetReuters
    Stan Wawrinka with a line judge he accidentally struck with his raquetReuters

  14. Watson regains control

    *Watson 3-2 Kontaveit

    A loose forehand from Anett Kontaveit goes too far left and that is a break for Watson after her earlier advantage had been nullified by the Estonian. But it's the Briton back in control on Court One and on BBC Two.

  15. Full steam ahead for Pliskova

    *Puig 0-5 Pliskova

    Monica Puig is not having a nice time on Centre at all.

    The Puerto Rican hooks a forehand wide and third seed Karolina Pliskova gets a second break.

    The Czech player serves another ace to close out the next game and goes 5-0 up after just 15 minutes.

    'Decisive' forehand winner sets Pliskova on her way to another break

  16. Watson 2-2 Kontaveit*

    Kontaveit comes up with her third double fault in less than 15 minutes of play. Break point Watson.

  17. Berry, Coulthard and Dawson in the Royal Box

    Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry will be enjoying Royal Box hospitality today along with her daughter Annabel Bosher.

    Alongside them is former F1 driver David Coulthard, 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Matt Dawson, actor Sam Claflin and Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly and husband Vernon Kay.

    And, after the Duchess of Cambridge was here yesterday, her parents Michael and Carole Middleton have been invited today.

    Mary BerryPA Media
    David CoulthardPA Media

  18. No flags

    Watson 2-2 Kontaveit *

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    One lady waving a little Estonia flag has been politely told to stop.

    She was doing it very discreetly but rules are rules.

  19. 'Watson used to her surroundings'

    Watson 2-2 Kontaveit*

    Kim Clijsters
    Four-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

    Although Heather Watson is ranked a lot lower than Anett Kontaveit, she has played a lot more on these courts than the 20th seed, so she'll be more used to it.

    Anett KontaveitGetty Images

  20. Kontaveit breaks back

    Watson 2-2 Kontaveit*

    And Kontaveit nabs the break of serve as Heather Watson goes long. Early advantage. Gone.