Britain's Yuriko Miyazaki is making her Wimbledon debut over on Court 17 against France's Caroline Garcia.

Garcia won the title in Bad Homburg just a few days ago and is already a break up on the 26-year-old.

Elsewhere, seventh seed and last year's semi-finalist Hubert Hurkacz is in a real scrap in his opener against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

The Pole has saved three match points and recovered to take the third set against the Spaniard.

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Here's what Novak Djokovic had to say after his opening round victory:

"I've said this before but this court is truly special, for me it has always been the court I dreamed of playing and winning and all my childhood dreams came true here so it's an honour and pleasure to be back on Centre Court.

"Credit to Kwon [Soon-woo] for playing some really high-quality tennis, he deserves an applause. Starting the tournament, I didn't have any lead-up or preparation tournaments prior to this so you're always going to feel a bit less comfortable than you would like ,particularly if you're playing against someone as talented as Kwon who stays close to the line and hits really clean. It was difficult to go through him so I had to figure out a way to get in control, it wasn't easy. I had to put some variety in the game. The serve helped but at this level one or two shots decide a winner. I'm glad I was on the winning side today."

On winning 80 matches at Wimbledon: "This sport has given me everything, I owe a lot to the sport and I love it still with all my heart. I am as dedicated as anyone out there, I am not one of the youngsters anymore but the love for this sport still burns in me and I try to always play my best tennis at the Grand Slams and deliver my best tennis at the best courts. Now that we're at 80, let's get to 100."

Let's hear from Cameron Norrie, talking to BBC Sport after his win over Pablo Andujar.

Norrie says: "That was not easy. I saw the dark clouds coming and someone shouted out 'get it done before the rain' - I was like "come on, I'm trying to get it done!"

"A lot of waiting around and it wasn't the prettiest performance but I got it done in straight sets and I'll take that and move on.

"I've got my parents here and a lot of friends from Texas Christian University (TCU) and home support, enjoyed it and a little bit of relief to get through.

"I have been enjoying improving, stuck with same team, we have a similar mindset and I'm loving it more and more with the results."

Cameron Norrie has just beaten one Spanish player and has another one to come in round two as he will take on world number 71 Jaime Munar.

The 25-year-old Munar, who will be aiming to get into the third round of a Grand Slam for the first time in his career, advanced thanks to a 6-2 6-4 7-5 win over Brazil's Thiago Monteiro earlier today.

Fifth seed Carlos Alcaraz bounces back on Court One.

After losing the opening set, the Spaniard stepped it up in the second and put constant pressure on Jan-Lennard Struff.

It's finally paid off and things are level.

I mean, it's pretty good going, isn't it?

Novak Djokovic says it is "an honour and a pleasure" to come back to Centre Court.

Kwon Soon-woo departs Centre Court to a warm ovation.

He provided some very stiff competition at times but Novak Djokovic's experience came to the fore when it mattered most.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC TV

It wasn't without some difficulty - but Novak Djokovic is back and going for a fourth Wimbledon title.

Good when he needed to be today.

Up next for Novak Djokovic will be either Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis or Kamil Majchrzak of Poland.

After eight deuces in this game, Norrie has his fourth match point.

Kwon can't control another return and it's three match points to Djokovic!

Long goes a Kwon return, and it's 30-0 to Djokovic.

An ace gets things off to a nice start for the top seed.

15-0.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC TV

Job done on Kwon Soon-woo's serve but he must break to keep this match going.

Interesting that Novak Djokovic is playing at his lowest ranking in four years. The consistency is outrageous and I don't think he'll stop until he has the record for most Grand Slams.

Djokovic hits the heel of his hand against his racquet as Kwon double faults, but his opponent earns an ovation from the crowd with another wonderful drop shot.

It's a couple of game points to Kwon and he holds as Djokovic goes long on a return.

Djokovic will have to serve this one out.

Djokovic picks an excellent time to challenge a forehand that's called out, and the technology promptly shows the ball just kissed the baseline.

He makes a mess of a follow-up shot, though, and it's 30-0 to Kwon.

Everything is just swinging a little freer for Novak Djokovic now, as an ace helps him speed through another love hold.

Kwon will have to serve to stay in this match.