Azarenka is really taking it to Halep. The former world number one gets another two break points after the Romanian slumps a backhand into the net.

The Belarusian takes the speed off the ball and Halep isn't expecting it - skewing another one into the cords.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Hurkacz needs to be more aggressive - but he needs to pick his shots a bit better.

Look at the bright side, he's playing well.

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Solid from the Polish world number 48, who was number 122 exactly a year ago.

#progress

Hubi had a bathroom break, hence the slight delay in restarting.

Order of play for Saturday.

Centre Court:

Ashleigh Barty v Harriet Dart; Jo-Wilfried Tsonga v Rafael Nadal; Lucas Pouille v Roger Federer.

Court One:

Serena Williams v Julia Gorges; Sloane Stephens v Johanna Konta; Joao Sousa v Dan Evans.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

As defending champion, Novak Djokovic understandably receives a lot of attention. But that’s not just from the fans packing into Court One. It’s the press too.

So much so, that the press seating is full and I’ve only just got in!

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Over on court three, Fernando Verdasco has taken the first set against Thomas Fabbiano. After that blistering start from Verdasco, the Spaniard had to hold off EIGHT break points in order to win the set. Plenty for Italian Fabbiano to ponder over.

It's level on Centre after the opening two games. But seventh seed Simona Halep has already had to fight off two break points.

They have been on the court for nine minutes already.

Djoko eventually takes the first set with a big serve.

Workmanlike.

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40-30.

Djokovic then launches another Hollywood forehand but it hits the cord.

Deuce.

It doesn't get worse as Djokovic pulls it back with forehand of an angry squash player, who failed to get a Christmas bonus.

30s each.

Now then.

0-30 as Djokovic double faults.

He does have these occasional moments early on in matches.

He'll probably start muttering to himself soon if it gets worse.

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Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV at Wimbledon

Phenomenal hitting from both players. The way they're both moving, sliding on the grass courts yet still maintaining their balance.

Hukacz will know he's played some great tennis yet he's set to take nothing from it as Djokovic comes out to serve for the set.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Don’t think I’ve ever seen this usually peaceful part of SW19 ever have so much traffic.

Tens of snappers click away as they zoom over Venus Williams and Frances Tiafoe to get the pictures which will be splashed over newspapers and websites across the world.

Proud friends and family, including Andy’s mum Judy, are joined by tens of grounds staff keen to catch a glimpse.

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A long rally ends with a sliced forehand from Hubi that lands an inch long!

Brilliant tennis from the pair.

John Inverdale
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That's a very courageous three points from Hurkacz.

The third saved with his third first serve, which sends Djokovic out wide before a forehand winner does the job.

But wait...Djoko has the net cord to thank as Hubi fails to send the ball back over the net,.

Break point three.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Here. We. Go. Arise Ser-Andy!

Murray and Williams are on the same side of the net together for the first time.

History here, folks.

They are hitting against Murray’s coach Jamie Delgado and Williams’s hitting partner Jarmere Jenkins.

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