Summary

  • 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

  • Use audio icon to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentary (UK only)

Live Reporting

Harry Poole, Amy Lofthouse, Ros Satar and Matt Gault

  1. Men's world number one Novak Djokovic is also set to begin the defence of his French Open title today.

    That's so long as he hasn't injured himself trying out his surprise gift from Roland Garros...

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  2. *Swiatek 3-1 Tsurenko

    A much better game from Lesia Tsurenko there. A fine winner helps the Ukrainian to three successive points and, after a slight blip, she gets over the line. That will help the confidence levels somewhat.

  3. Anisimova comes through to hold

    Anisimova 7-5 3-3 Osaka*

    Amanda Anisimova finds herself at deuce as her backhand is put under pressure by Naomi Osaka.

    A beauty of a forehand gives her the advantage before she produces a stonker of an ace to get herself out of a sticky situation.

    Clutch.

  4. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Roland Garros

    Like most things Parisian, the new Court Philippe Chatrier oozes style and bourgeois.

    What a place to watch tennis. With the roof closed and lights on, the tranquil atmosphere this morning feels like you could be in a gallery.

    Seems like Swiatek is certainly planning to put on an exhibition judging by these opening few games.

    French OpenBBC Sport

  5. Swiatek 3-0 Tsurenko*

    Swiatek steps up and plants a volley for a seventh successive point, but Tsurenko sends a sweet backhand down the line to end the streak.

    That's all the Ukrainian can hope for on the Pole's serve. Early stages, but Swiatek is on a mission here.

  6. Parisian skies

    Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport at Roland Garros

    French OpenBBC Sport

    Not bad a view, eh? The commute to Roland Garros is pleasant one, even under slate grey skies and blobs of rain dripping onto your bonce.

    However... the weather could put a dampener, ahem, on an action-packed day two.

    Rain is forecast all day, meaning the covers on the outside courts - where all five British hopes are playing today - could be going on and off with the speed and regularity of glitzy garms at Paris fashion week.

    Better news is that Court Philippe Chatrier now has a roof. So all the action on the showcourt will be unaffected.

    French OpenBBC Sport

  7. Swiatek breaks

    *Swiatek 2-0 Tsurenko

    Absolutely dominant stuff from Iga Swiatek at the start of this match.

    A break to love for the world number one, sealed with a fizzing cross-court forehand winner.

  8. Andreescu loses first set

    * Andreescu 3-6 1-2 Bonaventure

    Former US Open champion Bianca Andreescu is in a bit of trouble - the Canadian has lost the opening set 6-3 to Belgium's Ysaline Bonaventure.

    Andreescu, who won the 2019 title in New York as a 19-year-old, has had some injury problems since then but had reached the Italian Open quarter-finals in the build-up to Roland Garros this month.

  9. Swiatek 1-0 Tsurenko*

    No hanging about.

    Iga Swiatek hits a couple of winners in a confident opening game. Lesia Tsurenko blinked and it was over.

  10. Osaka saves break point to hold

    *Anisimova 7-5 1-2 Osaka

    This was always going to be a difficult match-up for Naomi Osaka, who had her Roland Garros preparation disrupted by an Achilles injury.

    Her serve hasn't been at its best - she served four double faults in the opening set, including one that handed a crucial break over to Amanda Anisimova - and one in the second set has handed a break point over to the American.

    However, a handy one-two punch from Osaka gets her back on level terms, before a long strike from Anisimova wraps up the game for Osaka,

    Naomi OsakaGetty Images

  11. Dart in debut

    Trevisan 6-0 3-0 Dart*

    Harriet Dart is playing her first ever main draw match at Roland Garros today, having fallen in the third qualifying round last year.

    The 25-year-old broke into the top 100 for the first time earlier this year after reaching the fourth round at Indian Wells.

    She's facing Italian Martina Trevisan on court 12, but so far Dart has had a tough time of it, losing the first set to the former French Open quarter-finalist - and down an early break in the second set.

    Harriet DartGetty Images

  12. *Swiatek 0-0 Tsurenko

    Play is under way on Philippe Chatrier!

    World number one Iga Swiatek to serve.

  13. Swiatek clear favourite for second triumph

    Swiatek v Tsurenko

    World number one Iga Swiatek appears unstoppable right now.

    The Polish 20-year-old is a clear favourite for a second French Open title after winning five consecutive titles in Doha, Indian Wells, Miami, Stuttgart and Rome.

    She begins her campaign at Roland Garros - where she won her maiden Grand Slam as a teenager in 2020 - on a 28-match winning streak.

    "I think the key is going to be just doing the same stuff I did before," she told WTA Insider.

    "Right now, at these tournaments, I already faced a lot of pressure. So hopefully the different kind of pressure that we have at a Grand Slam isn't going to overwhelm me."

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  14. Court Simonne Mathieu

    Monday's Order of Play (10:00 BST)

    Meanwhile, over on Simonne Mathieu, Andrea Petkovic and Oceane Dodin are still contesting the opening set.

    We'll be keeping a close eye on this court this afternoon...

    [10] Cameron Norrie (GB) v Manuel Guinard (Fra)

    Linda Noskova (Cze) v Emma Raducanu [12] (GB)

    Benoit Paire (Fra) v Ilya Ivashka

  15. Court Suzanne Lenglen

    Monday's Order of Play (10:00 BST)

    Following that match between Anisimova and Osaka on Suzanne Lenglen, we will have:

    Stan Wawrinka (Swi) v Corentin Moutet (Fra)

    [5] Anett Kontaveit (Est) v Ajla Tomljanovic (Aus)

    Lloyd Harris (SA) v Richard Gasquet (Fra)

  16. Anisimova leading Osaka

    Anisimova 7-5 1-1 Osaka*

    Four-time Slam champion Naomi Osaka is facing a tricky first-round encounter against Amanda Anisimova.

    Anisimova ended Osaka's Australian Open title defence in January and reached the quarter-finals in two clay-court events in the build-up to Roland Garros.

    A high-quality first set went Anisimova's way, with the American producing a dominant service game to close it out.

    She's just produced another to keep it on serve in the second.

  17. Court Philippe Chatrier

    Monday's Order of Play (11:00 BST)

    Let's have a quick run through of what's on the menu at Roland Garros today, starting with Philippe Chatrier:

    [1] Iga Swiatek (Pol) v Lesia Tsurnenko (Ukr)

    Diane Parry (Fra) v Barbora Krejcikova [2] (Cze)

    J Thompson (Aus) v Rafael Nadal [5] (Spa)

    Night Session (not before 19:45 BST):

    [1] Novak Djokovic (Srb) v Yoshihito Nishioka (Jpn)

  18. Welcome

    The opening day at Roland Garros delivered plenty of surprises.

    Will we have more of the same today, as several star names begin their campaigns?

    It's day two at the French Open - and it's a big one!

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