Day two at French Open
Defending men's champion Novak Djokovic beats Yoshihito Nishioka in his opening match
US Open champion Emma Raducanu beats Linda Noskova 6-7 (4-7) 7-5 6-1
GB's Dan Evans reaches French Open second round for first time, Cameron Norrie also through
Defending champion Barbora Krejcikova beaten by French teenager Diane Parry
Britain's Harriet Dart & Heather Watson defeated in openers
Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka knocked out by Amanda Anisimova but Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal ease through
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Norrie 7-5 1-1 Guinard*
There's audible sighs of disappointment from the home crowd as Manuel Guinard sends consecutive backhands into the net.
A wayward forehand is met with silence as it hands Norrie two break points.
Evans 7-6 (7-3) Cerundolo *
Naomi Cavaday
BBC Sport tennis commentator
Passing shot from Evans - a super single handed backhand with so much whip and dip!
Evans 7-6 (7-3) Cerundolo
Dan Evans hits a fine backhand winner and he's taken the opening three points in the tie-break.
Francisco Cerundolo can't return Evans' serve and it's 4-0. Huge chance now to clinch the opening set, but Cerundolo battles back to 4-3 with a couple of impeccably measured forehand winners.
Fourteen winners for Cerundolo now.
Evans serves at 4-3 and takes the point, prompting a cry of 'COME ON!'
Another wild return from Cerundolo takes Evans to the brink and he converts with a passing backhand!
A tight opening set goes in the Briton's favour.
Image source, Getty ImagesThompson 2-5 Nadal*
There's certainly no sign of Nadal's foot causing him any issues so far today. Sublime movement from the Spaniard, charging forward and lobbing Thompson, who can't get the ball back in play. The Australian does enough though, holding to make Nadal serve for the set.
Norrie 7-5 1-1 Guinard*
A very irked Cam Norrie gestures towards his box.
It looked as though he was saying that he'd lost his focus at the most inpportune moment.
Norrie 7-5 1-1 Guinard*
Manuel Guinard breaks to love!
*Norrie 7-5 1-0 Guinard
What a shot!
A clean swinging backhand down the line takes Manuel Guinard to 0-30 on the Cameron Norrie serve.
And now it's three break back points as Norrie nets!
*Norrie 7-5 1-0 Guinard
Long goes Manuel Guinard!
The early break goes the way of the Brit.
Norrie 7-5 Guinard*
Another break point for Norrie as this game tips over the seven minute mark.
*Thompson 1-5 Nadal
Encouraging for Jordan Thompson, who sets up his first break point opportunity - but Rafael Nadal swiftly turns things back in his favour to move one game from the opening set after 28 minutes.
Norrie 7-5 Guinard*
Saved with a serve and volley!
Lovely. Deuce.
Norrie 7-5 Guinard*
A game point comes and goes for Manuel Guinard, who looks to have had plenty taken out of him in that first set.
He goes down the line with Norrie stranded on the opposite side of the tramlines, but misses, and it's an early break point to Norrie.
Evans 6-6 Cerundolo*
Dan Evans holds again and, for the second time, a break of Francisco Cerundolo's serve will deliver the opening set for the British 29th seed.
The Argentine produces a precise backhand down the line to go 30-0 up and quickly moves to 40-0.
Another strong serve and it'll be tiebreak time. Ooooh, a double fault. A glimmer of hope for Evans? No. Cerundolo takes it and we're into a first-set tie-break.
Norrie 7-5 Guinard*
Manuel Guinard will serve to start the second set, and he's taken to deuce thanks to a gloriously floaty backhand from Cam Norrie.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
A tight clench of the fist and steely stare towards his box is a classic from the Cam Norrie school of celebrating.
No major emotion from the British number one, despite having to dig deep in that opening set.
He’s somewhat pierced the balloon of French hope and will be hoping to pop it completely in a fast start to the second set.
Thompson 1-4 Nadal*
Rafael Nadal is hitting his stride and Jordan Thompson is unable to live with the Spaniard right now.
Nadal rattles through four points to secure consecutive breaks for a 4-1 lead.
Norrie 7-5 Guinard
After 71 minutes, the 10th seed has taken the opening set!
That was a struggle for Cameron Norrie, but as he so often does, he's found a way through.
*Norrie 6-5 Guinard
Hello!
Two set points for Cameron Norrie.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Endurance is one of Cam Norrie’s biggest strengths. The boy can run all day.
These long points are going to affect Manuel Guinard more - in body and mind.
The French wildcard is puffing and panting heavily every time he comes over for his towel.
While it is close now I can’t imagine Guinard has the gas to complete a three/four/five-set journey.
Evans 5-5 Cerundolo*
Dan Evans and Francisco Cerundolo exchange hold-to-love service games, with a couple of winners doing the job for Evans as he takes a 5-4 lead.
Break the Argentine here and the opening set will be his. He's only won one of eight break points so far, but a double fault from Cerundolo opens the door for Evans at 15-30.
Cerundolo quickly slams it shut, though, and levels the match at 5-5.