Summary

  • GB's Katie Boulter comes from set down to stun sixth seed Karolina Pliskova 3-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-4

  • Heather Watson matches her best Wimbledon singles performance by beating China's Wang Qiang in straight sets

  • Liam Broady produces a stunning display to beat 12th seed Diego Schwartzman in five sets

  • Second seed Rafael Nadal beats Ricardas Berankis in four sets to reach round three

  • GB's Jack Draper beaten in four sets by Australia's Alex de Minaur

  • Stefanos Tsitsipas beats Jordan Thompson in straight sets

  • Britain's Alastair Gray beaten 6-3 7-6 (7-3) 6-3 by 11th seed Taylor Fritz

  • Harriet Dart beaten in three sets by eighth seed Jessica Pegula

  • GB's Joe Salisbury & partner Rajeev Ram through to second round

  • Men's 17th seed Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain has withdrawn after positive Covid-19 test

Live Reporting

Michael Emons, Gary Rose, Michael Beardmore and Matt Gault

  1. 'Joyful answers'

    And this was Broady's great on-court interview immediately after that victory over Diego Schwartzman.

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  2. 'An extraordinary performance'

    One of the big stories of the day so far has been Britain's Liam Broady beating 12th seed Diego Schwartzman.

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  3. Tough times for Muguruza

    At the end of 2021, Garbine Muguruza was triumphant at the WTA Finals and it looked as though she would start 2022 with a lot of confidence, but it all ended in tears yesterday.

    She won Wimbledon in 2017, but couldn't contain her emotions in the final changeover in her match with Greet Minen, who won 6-4 6-0.

    The two-time Slam champion has now gone 1-3 in Slams this year, winning just eight from 20 matches this year. We hope she can find those good feelings again too.

    In a social media post after that loss, she said the following...

    MuguruzaGarbine Muguruza

  4. We're seeing the roofs closed on both Centre and Court One so it won't be long before we're back under way.

  5. 'She would have been proud'

    Boulter 3-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 Pliskova

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Katie Boulter has been talking to BBC Radio 5 Live on why her Centre Court win over Karolina Pliskova earlier today meant so much, after her grandmother passed away two days ago.

    "It was a pretty tough moment for me," said Boulter. "I wasn't sure if I was actually going to stay here or not but I thought I would stay in the moment.

    "She was a huge tennis fanatic and a huge fan of Wimbledon and would come every year, and it hurt that she wasn't here but I am sure she would have been proud."

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  6. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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    Absolutely teeming it down!

    But the roof is remaining open because the covers are deemed sufficient protection.

    The expectation is the downpour will pass soon enough.

    When the rain comes down even harder, more people scatter from the uncovered seats.

    A hardy few souls remain unmoved.

  7. Yesterday was a great day for Cameron Norrie and tomorrow could be another one as the British number one takes on American Steve Johnson in the third round on Centre Court.

    Norrie is aiming to get into the second week of a Grand Slam for the first time in his career.

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  8. Partial order of play for Friday

    Norrie and Watson on Centre Court and Court One

    Centre Court

    Ons Jabeur [3] v Diane Parry

    Novak Djokovic [1] v Meomir Kecmanovic

    Cameron Norrie [9] v Steve Johnson

    Court One

    Heather Watson v Kaja Juvan

    Angelique Kerber [15] v Elise Mertens [24]

    Oscar Otte [32] v Carlos Alcaraz [5]

  9. *Berankis 4-6 4-6 6-4 0-3 Nadal

    The state of play on Centre Court sees Rafael Nadal two sets to one up and 3-0 up in the fourth. When we resume, Berankis will have game point on his serve.

  10. The Centre Court roof was open and a quick downpour sees the players sprint to grab their things and retreat to the changing room as the groundstaff rush on.

    We'll have a bit of a break before the rain either stops or the roof gets closed.

  11. Roof on

    De Minaur 4-3 Draper*

    There's going to be a delay on Court One after Alex De Minaur holds serve to go in front.

    It's started to rain so the roof is coming on.

  12. The fans are on their feet and rightly so with a brilliant rally. Both players get to drop shots that they shouldn't get to before Berankis gets the point.

    Wait, rain, stop!

  13. Double fault costly for Draper

    *De Minaur 3-3 Draper

    Alex De Minaur breaks back on Court One.

    He was given a helping hand by Jack Draper though. The 20-year-old fluffs a volley into the net and then double faults on break point.

  14. Berankis sees off the break point as Nadal leaves a tempter in mid-court and the Lithuanian accepts the gift. Deuce

  15. Rafael Nadal with a chance for a double break, 30-40.

  16. 'I feel I'm under the radar and I like it'

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Neal Skupski and Joe SalisburyBBC Sport

    Joe Salisbury is one step closer to achieving his ultimate career goal of winning the Wimbledon men's doubles.

    Local lad Salisbury is the world number one but can still manage to wander around Wimbledon Village without too much fuss.

    That's exactly how he likes it.

    Similar with fellow Brit Neal Skupski, who is one half of the best pair on the ATP Tour this year.

    Here's a piece on why both are happy to keep things low-key as they aim to claim the title which would mean the most.

  17. Emotional Boulter dedicates second round win to her late grandmother

    Wimbledon 2022: Katie Boulter decicates her win against Karolina Pliskova to her nan.

    Watch Katie Boulter's emotional post-match interview as she dedicates her second round win against Karolina Pliskova to her grandmother who passed away two days ago

  18. *Berankis 4-6 4-6 6-4 0-3 Nadal

    Immediately after the break of serve, Nadal sprints 3-0 clear with a hold to love. It's suddenly looking a deep hole that Berankis finds himself in.

  19. De Minaur 2-3 Draper*

    Jack Draper has held his first two service games to 15, as well as breaking Alex De Minaur once, and does not look fazed by playing a seed on a showpiece court.

    This is only his second grand slam appearance.

  20. Nadal gets the break

    Berankis 4-6 4-6 6-4 0-2 Nadal*

    It's getting down to the crunch time and Nadal is starting to put his foot down on the accelerator. Two games in a row at the start of the set. Now we will see what Berankis has got.