Summary

  • Harmony Tan beats Serena Williams 7-5 1-6 7-6 (10-7) in tie-break decider

  • Rafael Nadal defeats Francisco Cerundolo 6-4 6-3 3-6 6-4

  • Britain's Liam Broady wins 4-6 6-3 7-5 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 against Lukas Klein

  • Alastair Gray, Jack Draper and Ryan Peniston through; Dan Evans out and Paul Jubb loses in five sets to Nick Kyrgios

  • GB's Katie Boulter beats Clara Burel 7-5 6-3; Heather Watson also into round two; Swan, Clarke & Kartal out

  • Women's number one seed Iga Swiatek beats Jana Fett 6-0 6-3

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth, Matt Gault and Ros Satar

  1. Game and first set Tan

    Williams 5-7 Tan

    A great passing forehand by Harmony Tan!

    The first set is hers!

  2. Set point Tan

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    That's a miss from Serena Williams, the ball only finding the net, and from break point down, Harmony Tan has a set point.

  3. game, set and match

    Game, set and match - Cressy

    Auger-Aliassime 7-6 (7-5) 4-6 6-7 (9-11) 6-7 (5-7) Cressy

    Match point, Maxime Cressy. Now can the world number 45 take a huge win on his Wimbledon debut? It's a massive serve and volley winner on his second serve! The American is through in four sets.

    Canadian Felix Auger Aliassime - the sixth seed - is the man to crash out in the opening round.

  4. Tan saves break point for deuce

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Long goes Williams on the return!

    Deuce!

  5. Break point Williams

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Ooh, that's not what Tan was wanting, a tight drop shot floated into the net, and it's break back point to Williams to send us to a tie-break...

  6. Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Williams gets a second serve to play with and larrups it long.

    30-30.

  7. Tsitsipas taken to fourth set, Shapovalov in decider

    *Ritschard 6-7 (1-7) 3-6 7-5 1-0 Tsitsipas

    Stefanos Tsitsipas was one game from victory but he then lost three in a row to be taken into a fourth set by Alexander Ritschard on Court One.

    Ritschard has just made it four games in a row with a break at the start of the fourth.

    Elsewhere, 2021 semi-finalist Denis Shapovalov is 2-1 up on serve in the final set against Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech.

    Shapovalov's fellow Canadian Bianca Andreescu impressively won her opener, beating Emina Bektas 6-3 6-1.

  8. Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Ooh, no, Williams goes too soon on a big forehand cross-court.

    15-30.

  9. Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Much better from Serena on the volley, charging forward and whipping the forehand winner away.

    0-30 to the American...

  10. Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Don't give Serena Williams a second serve to look at.

    0-15.

  11. Game and first set - Boulter

    *Burel 5-7 Boulter

    The momentum is well and truly with Boulter now as she brings up two set points on serve.

    Oh no, she sends a forehand long, but she'll have a second bite of the cherry and Burel sends a return too deep!

    Having dropped the first three games, Boulter takes the opening set!

  12. Tan serving for set

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Here we go...

  13. Tie-break for Auger-Aliassime

    Auger-Aliassime 7-6 (7-5) 4-6 6-7 (9-11) 6-6 Cressy

    These two have been on court for more than four hours and we've reached a tie-break in the fourth set.

    "You can do it, Felix," is the cry from one youngster.

    It's currently 3-3 between Auger-Aliassime and Maxime Cressy in the breaker.

  14. 'Players feel they can beat her'

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    Johanna Konta
    Former British number one on BBC TV at Wimbledon

    All players are going to raise their level and there's not much more inspirational than playing on Centre Court against Serena Williams.

    And also a lot of players feel they can beat her - there was a time when Serena won the match before even walking on court.

    Players have started to realise she is beatable and able to rise to the occasion and play a strong match.

  15. Tan breaks

    Williams 5-6 Tan*

    WHAT a rally this is!

    Harmony Tan is slicing and dicing and defending with everything she has, and although she looks as though she's out of the rally at several points, a fizzing forehand closes out the point and the break!

    Tan raises her arms to Centre Court, asking for support, and they oblige.

    She'll serve for the set!

  16. Break points Tan

    *Williams 5-5 Tan

    Serena Williams makes a couple of odd choices, including a swatty forehand that goes long, but she hammers a volley wrong to hand Harmony Tan two break points...

  17. game, set and match

    GB's Evans out in first round

    Evans 1-6 4-6 3-6 Kubler

    Harry Poole
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    And that is that for Dan Evans at Wimbledon this year.

    The British number two had reached the third round in each of his previous three main draw appearances at SW19.

    But he has fallen in straight sets against Jason Kubler after just over two hours on court two. He rushes off the court. A disappointing day for him.

  18. Boulter breaks & will serve for first set

    Burel 5-6 Boulter*

    Boulter comes through another stiff examination of her serve to draw level once more and a couple of errors from Burel gives the home hope two break points.

    Can she convert? Oh yes she can! Burel is unable to connect meaningfully with a blistering Boulter forehand and she will serve for the first set!

  19. Tan holds serve

    *Williams 5-5 Tan

    Serena Williams is moving so quick to the net, but the volleys when she gets there keep drifting long.

    It's 40-15 on the Harmony Tan serve and she closes the game out with another whirling drop shot.

    Good fun, this.

  20. Williams 5-4 Tan*

    Johanna Konta
    Former British number one on BBC TV at Wimbledon

    There are lot of players who do play their best tennis when they create a lot of drama. However, being on the other end of that you have to decide how much engage, and how much you let it impact you.

    It all depends on what helps each player find their level.