Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

We've got a break in play here as someone in the crowd receives medical attention. Both players have returned to their seats for the time being. Let's just hope the individual is OK.

Novak Djokovic had walked out to serve but play has been stopped after somebody was taken ill in the crowd.

The players take to their seats while the medics attend.

That's a nice tidy hold to 15 for Kwon Soon-woo first up.

Andujar needs a good start to this third set and he gets it as he holds serve in a first game that includes a confidence-boosting ace.

Norrie, however, bites back as he breezes through the next game without dropping a point.

Simon Reed
BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon

I wonder if it helps Cam Norrie - yes, he's the number one male player in Britain, but Andy Murray's here, Emma Raducanu's here and he is almost under the radar.

Here's the stats from the opening set.

It'll be Kwon Soon-woo to serve to start the second.

Simon Reed
BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon

Norrie is just too solid, as he has been predominantly during the match.

Andujar given a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct - my Spanish is not good but you can probably get the gist.

Quite a bit of dialogue going on between him and Carlos Bernardes - but at some stage he has to get up and play.

Just a casual five games in a row for Novak Djokovic to take the first set and get his title defence well and truly under way.

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Djokovic's first serve has temporarily gone walkabout but a missed return from Kwon hands him two set points.

Cameron Norrie is two thirds of the way into the second round. He takes the second set 7-3 on a tiebreak and it's a good recovery from the Briton who had been broken in the very first game of the set before a lengthy rain delay.

Backhand mets backhand in a lengthy rally and it's Kwon who is ultimately outpaced by a ferocious shot from Djokovic.

A break for Djokovic - and he'll serve for the set.

Cameron Norrie with two set points, 6-3 ahead in the tie break.

Journalist Ben Rothenberg has pointed out on Twitter, external that Kwon Soon-woo was on the Korean version of The Masked Singer, which is officially my favourite fact of the day.

He goes big on a couple of serves but a loose forehand hands Djokovic a break point.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

John Isner is on Court 18 against a Frenchman…sound familiar?!

The American is well acquainted with this court, where he played the longest ever tennis match against Nicolas Mahut in 2010. (There’s even a plaque on the outside of the court - not that he will need reminding!)

This time he’s against Enzo Couacaud and now that there are tie-breaks in the fifth set we know we can’t possibly be here for days again (11 hours 5 minutes spread over three days would be the time to beat…).

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One flies off the Andujar racquet and that takes Cameron Norrie two points away from the second set, 5-2 in the tiebreak.

Norrie 4-2 ahead in the second set tie-break. Can he wrap up the set and move into a 2-0 overall advantage?

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

The atmosphere is bubbling up nicely on court two.

The sunshine helps. As does British success.

Cam Norrie spoke in Eastbourne last week about wanting to enjoy and embrace being Britain's number one at Wimbledon. So far he is doing that and is closing in on a two-set lead.

Every winner is greeted with a sharp 'Come on!' by Norrie, which is then matched in volume by the enthusiastic crowd.

Andujar, deep beyond the baseline, sends a two-handed backhand into the net, 3-1 to Norrie with a mini-break in the tie-break.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC TV

Magnificent movement from Novak Djokovic, beautifully controlled on a grass court which is bound to have some moisture in it.

Djokovic has settled back into this match - he realises he's in a contest, though.

Novak Djokovic hasn't lost a match at Wimbledon since 2017, when he retired in the quarter-finals against Tomas Berdych. His performances at SW19 over the years have been astonishing.

A lovely serve and volley is the highlight as he whistles through a love hold.