Peniston with three match points.

Ryan Peniston is one game away from his first win at a Grand Slam. It's a hold to love to take him in sight of the finish line.

How about that? Paul Jubb, the British wildcard, breaks Nick Kyrgios and will now serve for the first set...

The Australian was chuntering away to himself and the umpire before that game. Rattled?

France's Alize Cornet is through to the second round, having seen off 27th seed Yulia Putintseva 6-3 7-6 (7-5).

Zhang Shuai, who reached the quarter-finals here in 2019, is also through, courtesy of a 6-4 6-0 win over Misaki Doi.

Elsewhere, former French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova is an early break up on Germany's Maryna Zanevska.

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Ryan Peniston is back in charge in the third set and, for the third game in a row, we have a break of serve. Two games is all he needs for round two.

We've had two breaks of serves in successive games on Court 12 and may well have another one with Ryan Peniston holding a break point, 30-40.

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Ha! Classic Kyrgios antics are back at Wimbledon.

The Australian throws in an underarm between-the-legs serve to try and catch Jubb out, but the Briton is on to it in a flash.

He pops over a drop shot and Kyrgios hits long on the run. That one may have backfired slightly, but the crowd certainly appreciated the effort.

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Great Britain's Sonay Kartal has just got going against Lesley Pattinama Kerkhove on Court 16.

She was an early break up but the Dutchwoman, who is a lucky loser after Danka Kovinic withdrew earlier today, has hit straight back.

Kartal is one of four Britons making their Wimbledon debut this year, having had her career held up by injury.

However, she won six of the first nine tournametns she played in on her return to tennis and earned a maiden call-up to Great Britain's Bille Jean King Cup squad earlier this year.

Ryan Peniston's third set advantage only lasts a few minutes with a poor service game following up his break of serve. Peniston is broken to 15 and we're back on serve in the third set. Life in this match still.

What a day this is proving to be for Ryan Peniston. If he holds his serve from here on in he will be in the second round of a Grand Slam.

He's got two sets in the bag and now has a break advantage in the third. Three more holds of serve for Peniston and his debut appearance in the Wimbledon singles will continue.

Katie Swan is into a decider with Marta Kostyuk, but she's visibly struggling with what appears to be a left thigh issue.

Swan's had the thigh heavily strapped since she started and both the trainer and the doctor have been out to see her.

She's just been broken in her opening service game of the third set by the Ukrainian.

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While nobody wants to see a player retire injured, Grigor Dimitrov going out of the men's draw will be interesting to Cameron Norrie.

The British number one was drawn in the same section as 18th seed Dimitrov, who reached the 2014 semi-finals and also beat him at Queen's a fortnight ago.

Norrie is the ninth seed this fortnight but, despite his meteoric rise over the past couple of years, has still not gone past the third round of a Grand Slam.

A couple of blokes called Nadal and Federer have been third-round opponents at recent Slams.

Now Dimitrov's withdrawal opens up the draw for the 26-year-old left-hander, who also saw seventh seed Hubert Hurkacz disappear from his quarter yesterday.

Ryan Peniston, in his opening singles match at a Grand Slam after losing in the first round of the Wimbledon men's doubles last year, is knocking on the door for what could be the decisive break of the match.

He's had two break point chances in the fourth game of the third set, but Henri Laaksonen has defended them well. We're at a sixth deuce.

We're on serve in the third set with Britain's Ryan Peniston two sets up.

Before the tournament started, Peniston spoke to BBC Look East about his incredible journey. He beat cancer as a baby and was given a wildcard entry at this year's championships.

Peniston, 26, from Great Wakering near Southend in Essex, said he had been dreaming of playing at Wimbledon since he was a child.

"It's amazing, I can't really put it into the words the feeling of being here," he said. "I don't have much memory of going through cancer... but it was a really tough time for my parents... and I'm just very grateful to be sitting here right now at Wimbledon."

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It was a smooth opening match for Greek fifth seed Maria Sakkari on court three.

Sakkari beat Australia's Zoe Hives in straight sets in one hour and 18 minutes as she looks to progress beyond the third round for the first time.

The 26-year-old, a semi-finalist at last year's French Open and US Open, broke qualifier Hives' serve at the first opportunity during a dominant first-set display.

Sakkari raced into a 4-1 lead in the second, and while Hives battled back to trail 5-4, the world number five won the following game to secure her spot in the second round where she will face either Daria Saville or Viktoriya Tomova.

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This should be a good one.

On court three, Australia’s Nick Kyrgios, who needs no introduction, up against Britain’s Paul Jubb.

It’s packed. There’s a great atmosphere already as the players complete their warm-up. Let’s play!

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French Open runner-up Coco Gauff is about to get her Wimbledon campaign under way from 13:00 BST.

The American, who enjoyed a stunning breakthrough run at SW19 when she was just 15, will start against Elena-Gabriela Ruse over on Court Two.

Elsewhere, Maria Sakkari has cruised past Zoe Hives 6-1 6-4, while Jelena Ostapenko beat Oceane Dodine 6-4 6-4.

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Jay Baker: Really impressed by Katie Swan's performance so far.

Ryan Peniston is showing great character today. He had to defend four break points on his way to winning the second set and saves another one in his first service game of the third set.