Brilliant from Aryna Sabalenka, getting Katie Boulter on the run before picking out an excellent backhand winner. And then a loose forehand from the British wildcard. Deuce.

Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

Short little chip again from Boulter - took all the pace off. Really smart

Katie Boulter mixes things up with a slice, absorbing the power of Aryna Sabalenka and it foxes the Belarusian who chops into the tape. Boulter holds and Centre Court erupts! But the second seed challenges and Hawk Eye says in, just.... Boulter is smiling, replay the point.

Katie Boulter breaks to love against the second seed! We're back on serve in the decider.

Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

Body language from Boulter - she's bouncing around!

Fizzed return from Katie Boulter and Aryna Sabalenka hooks a backhand well wide.

Three break back points.

A comfortable hold to love sees Dan Evans edge ahead again in the early stages in the second set, which he leads 2-1 after taking the first.

The crowd responds with applause as Evans greets Lajovic's shot travelling long with a big 'come on'.

'Come on Danny boy,' a supporter shouts from the stands.

Maybe that delay did just check Aryna Sabalenka's progress? A double fault and then a miscued forehand. 0-30.

Aryna Sabalenka is bouncing around behind the baseline, waiting to start her service game and looking to back up that break a moment ago. Katie Boulter's right arm is now well strapped. She moves it out to check it's not too tight... there's a lot of tape there.

The British player is back to her feet, and away we go.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A very sparse press box here on Court One. Obviously most of the focus from the British media will be on Centre, where Boulter is trying to kick Murray out of the tennis spot on the back pages.

Katie Boulter takes the chance to get her arm re-strapped. She's taken a medical timeout. And that might also just stem Aryna Sabalenka's momentum...

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC One

This is what makes Evans such a tricky customer - full of shots, full of imagination. He's quite a player.

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But now the world number 219 will have to face break point.

Aryna Sabalenka roars as she edges to 30-40. And Katie Boulter goes long... another roar, and Sabalenka has the advantage in this deciding set.

Spot of danger for Katie Boulter now... Aryna Sabalenka comes towards the net and the Brit can only loft a forehand into the air, which is slapped away for 0-30.

There we go! Boulter pulls a huge ace out of the bag just when she needs it most and another meaty serve is sent long in return. 30-30.

Aryna Sabalenka is putting some serious oomph into every shot but Katie Boulter is making the second seed work and the Belarusian slices wide, before getting over the line to hold.

Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV

Boulter's got to clean up her forehand - it's usually her best shot...

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Woah. Lajovic gets overeager and palms a volley long, giving Evans a set point.

The crowd expresses it support and belief in the British number one.

Will he even need to serve this out? No!

The Serb clips the net cord with a return and the balls loops over the sideline.

Evans pumps fist, Court One stretches vocal cord.

Emma Raducanu having a rough start to her main draw debut after a couple of years in qualies.

Qualifier Vitalia Diatchenko calling all the shots in the first set so far.

A third break of the Lajovic serve by British number one Dan Evans seals the opening set!

Katie Boulter needs to keep making it awkward for Aryna Sabalenka, who is getting frustrated with each point that goes against her.

Boulter wins a well-constructed point, coming to the net to finish it off with a backhand volley, and she wins the opening game of the third set with a big first serve.