Rafael Nadal is one game away from taking the opening set, although we're still on serve. Can he break Berankis and claim the set?

Schwartzman crashes a backhand into the net!

Stockport's Liam Broady is a break up on the world number 15 in the deciding set.

This is one of the matches of the tournament so far.

A couple of seen-to-be-believed points from Liam Broady on the Diego Schwartzman serve including a deep slice at the net that proves a winner even though he slips when making it.

He takes the 12th seed to deuce. A break here would be huge for the Brit. A Diego double fault gives him break point...

Pattinama Kerkhove is really struggling out there now. She had been eyeing the first set not that long ago but she's not conjuring the answers to Swiatek's power and precision.

Swiatek has an early break opportunity, but I spoke too soon as Pattinama Kerkhove closes out the game in impressive fashion, sealing it with her first ace of the afternoon.

It's largely been a very solid performance from Ricardas Berankis and he safely navigates the first danger moment he has faced.

Berankis makes an unforced error, coming forward to the net and sending a forehand long that he would've expected to make. That, for the first time today, gives Nadal break point, but he can't take it. Deuce.

Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is what defines the best player on the planet. You have to adapt to all the surfaces.

Britain's Liam Broady was in a spot of trouble at 0-30 down at 1-1 in the fifth and deciding but some superbly accurate serves, hitting corners and lines, get him out of bother.

Broady has only ever beaten one top-20 player - Hubert Hurkacz at the Tokyo Olympics last summer. He's given himself a great chance of doubling that tally but still plenty of work to do on Court Three.

Watch Italy's Lorenzo Sonego win a point as both him and France's Hugo Gaston demonstrate brilliant skill in back-to-back hot dogs at Wimbledon.

A young man in the crowd has brought a pizza box with Iga Swiatek's name on it.

I don't think the old double pepperoni with stuffed crusts is as effective as a banana when it comes to courtside snacks, so maybe later.

Anyway, Swiatek opens the second set and a couple of erratic shots from Pattinama Kerkhove allows the Pole to win her fifth game in a row.

It's all going according to plan now.

Berankis, 32, can only flick a forehand from the baseline long and that's another hold for 36-year-old Nadal.

A forehand zinger gives moves her to 15-30 and Pattinama Kerkhove then nets a backhand.

Two set points - she only needs one! Iga Swiatek has taken the opening set after an early wobble and looks on course to extend her magnificent winning run.

A lovely half volley at the net from Berankis, taking the pace off and finding the angle, helps him to the hold and we're still on serve at 3-3, with Rafael Nadal yet to earn a break point.

Nadal, fresh from saving a break point is at deuce on the Berankis serve after the world number 106 could not get enough air on an attempted lob.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Rafael Nadal had conceded just a single point in each of his opening two service games, but that one proved far trickier as a cool breeze swirls around Centre Court.

Ricardas Berankis is bidding to reach the Wimbledon third round for the very first time and he has already made his intentions clear to the Spaniard. The crowd are offering encouragement as they wait for Rafa to find his rhythm.

A relatively stress-free hold from Iga Swiatek and she leads the opening set for the first time since taking the first game.

Pattinama Kerkhove will serve to stay in the set.

You get the feeling Berankis is going to have to be ruthless with the chances if he is to have any hope of a victory today. Well, that's one that got away as he can't take the break point and Nadal holds.

The Nadal serve is out to the Berankis backhand, but the return can only clip the top of the tape and there goes the break point.

A Nadal forehand is a bit long and, for the first time in this match, we have a break point - and it's a chance for Berankis.

Oh that's fantastic. Swiatek brings up two break points and converts emphatically with an unanswerable cross-court forehand.

She's right back in this one.