Rafael Nadal was closing in on three games in a row, but Berankis digs deep into the reserves to save the break point, 4-4.

A beautiful down the line forehand winner from Rafael Nadal gives him two chances at a break.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC One

I still can't believe what I've seen.

I'm really not sure how many people in this whole arena thought he was going to win from the position he was in.

He did. Or at least I think he did. He proved he could - it was a fantastic performance and he deserves all the credit in the world. How he did it, I don't know.

He was the one who played the big points better, he was the one who mentally stayed strong, he broke his opponent - a world-class player - down. You to have say it was amazing.

Iga Swiatek wallops a forehand too deep and Lesley Pattinama Kerkhove moves 15-30 up in the opening game.

Wow! A backhand from the lucky loser flicks off the top of the net and it's good. Lucky indeed - two break points.

Swiatek brings it back to deuce and forces a wild backhand swipe from Pattinama Kerkhove.

Swiatek's forehand has been a little shaky at times and she nets.

Deuce, so a pretty good time to pull a couple of searing serves out of the top drawer then. Game Swiatek, but she had to battle for it.

Rafael Nadal is back ahead in the second set, albeit on serve. Can Berankis hold on to the two-time champion?

He had been knocking on the door and finally Rafael Nadal gets the break to make it 3-3 in the middle of the second.

Nadal wasted two break points not too long ago and has two chances again.

Pattinama Kerkhove's eighth double fault of the match is not how she wanted to open this service game.

Swiatek wins the next point but Pattinama Kerkhove reels off four on the spin!

The lucky loser, ranked 138th in the world, has taken a set off the world number one.

What a moment for the Dutch player.

Liam Broady, by the way, will face the winner of tonight's match between fellow Brit Jack Draper and Australia's Alex de Minaur in his first-ever third-round Grand Slam appearance.

Katie Boulter is not going to be popular among her practice partners if her boyfriend De Minaur knocks out two of the remaining three British players in the men's singles!

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Liam Broady tells BBC Sport:

"It's an amazing feeling. I thought I was going to be coming off court having gone down in the second round for the third time but you guys were amazing out here today, it was incredible, so thank you.

"I actually changed the tactics out there a little bit - I started to play into his forehand a little bit more because he was dominating with his backhand. He's done that against Rafa on the clay so he can do that against Liam Broady!

"Sometimes I struggle a bit to put the ball in the court but my heart is always there and with everyone out here it was incredible and there was no way I was giving up.

"I came in today a little bit scared because I knew it was going to hurt - Diego is one of the fittest guys on tour. My first round was a five-setter, four hours then three hours in the doubles yesterday so coming into it I wasn't feeling that comfortable in my legs.

"But once you are out here the adrenaline takes hold and you forget everything. It was an opportunity to go away when I was 3-0 down in that fourth set but I hung in there and it's the biggest win of my career."

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Nadal is usually so laser focused. He looks a little bit distant out there right now.

A hold for Nadal, a champion here in 2008 and 2010 in his incredible 22 Grand Slam title career.

Swiatek holds.

Pattinama Kerkhove will serve for the second set.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Interesting. It's been pretty even so far and Ricardas Berankis is trying to make this as awkward as he can for Rafael Nadal.

We've had 17 unforced errors from both players, while the Lithuanian has fired 11 winners to Nadal's seven.

Having clinched his first break, Berankis frustrates the Spaniard further by saving a break point with a superb sliced drop shot. Shouts of "Vamos Rafa" follow. It's not going Nadal's way at the moment.

That is a very strong hold indeed from Ricardas Berankis, who looks to be enjoying every moment of his first experience on a Wimbledon show court. He keeps control of the second set, but there's still a long way to go.

Hmmm, a sixth double fault from Pattinama Kerkhove is followed by a misjudged backhand.

0-30, and while she brings it back to 30-30, yet another double fault presents Swiatek with a break point.

Swiatek challenges a call but Pattinama Kerkhove's shot was in, and it's perhaps rattled the top seed a bit as her opponent cleans up to move to within a game of winning the second set.

A focused Rafael Nadal has just been broken but is instantly trying to get it back on serve. He's at 15-40 with two break points, before a delicate Berankis half volley creeps over the net to save the first of those.

The second break point vanishes too and it's deuce. Berankis trying to cling on to his advantage.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I got in, just in time! Shouts of "Li-am, Li-am" as Broady serves for the match. And what a roar from player and crowd when he closes it out! He cups his ears in celebration and the court three fans respond by belting out his name once again.

He's heading off court before he's called back for his interview.

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A sliced backhand from the baseline from Nadal only finds halfway up the net and world number 106 Ricardas Berankis, after losing the first set, is a break up in the second.

A key hold for Pattinama Kerkhove.

Swiatek's back on serve, but an opportunity emerges as a couple of wayward shots off the Pole's racquet brings up two break points.

Big moment - she gets it! With a slice of luck, I might add, as her return clips the net and bounces in.

Pattinama Kerkhove breaks the world number one.