Casper Ruud almost backs up his break with a hold to 15, but his ace is overruled and shown to be millimetres out on Hawkeye. The fourth seed has a bit of lapse and slips to deuce.

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And here's what's currently happening in the women's draw...

French Open runner-up Karolina Muchova is a break down in the third set against Germany’s Jule Niemeier on court 12.

Sofia Kenin, who knocked out fellow American and seventh seed Coco Gauff out in the first round, has got her second win of the Championships with a 6-4 6-3 victory over Xinyu Wang of China.

On court 15, 12th seed Veronika Kudermetova finds herself a break down in the opening set against Marketa Vondrousova.

Meanwhile, Victoria Azarenka has taken the first set against Nadia Podoroska 6-3 over on court 16.

Canada’s Bianca Andreescu, 2019 US Open winner, is also a set up against Anna Bondar on court 17.

Mark Woodforde
17-time Grand Slam doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

It really is about how Liam Broady approaches this match. Does he want to to play outside of the box of his usual game.

And the fourth seed gets it, waiting for another Liam Broady mistake.

The Norwegian is so calm and collected on court. As cool as a cucumber.

Saved again. Great resilience from the Briton. Deuce.

But he errors the next point and Casper Ruud has a third break point.

Broady saves the first break point. The crowd get right behind him on Centre.

Feliciano Lopez
Former Wimbledon and US Open quarter-finalist on BBC TV

Broady was playing a lot of rallies against Ruud and maybe he was thinking this is not the way to play today. I don't think he can stay back against Casper.

A chance for Casper Ruud. Liam Broady nets a volley. 15-40.

No break point opportunities just yet but even more lengthy rallies.

Another one ends with Liam Borady gambling and fizzing a backhand long. 15-30.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC TV

No breaks and no break points yet, some long rallies. This is not a surface Ruud is terribly comfortably on. He is a Grand Slam finalist, but you may not have seen too much of him on the grass.

Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

Casper Ruud will be happier the longer that the rallies go. That will favour the Norwegian.

Broady has to play short and sharp. Short slice and bring Ruud in, make him feel uncomfortable, and use the crowd as well.

I have a feeling this match might go on for a very long time. We've already seen plenty of monster rallies, the longest lasting 21 shots.

Casper Ruud has a bit of a wobble at 40-15, but gets over the line after a Liam Broady error.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Time for an Australian drama on court 18?

Alex de Minaur will be hoping not as he resumes his delayed first-round match against Belgium's Kimmer Coppejans.

But the Aussie is being watched by Home and Away star Bec Hewitt - AKA Hayley Smith from the 90s soap.

She is, of course, married to Lleyton Hewitt. Oh, he's there as well.

The 2002 Wimbledon champion, now the Australian Davis Cup captain, is De Minaur's mentor.

No sign of De Minaur's girlfriend Katie Boulter.

The British number one has got her own business to attend to, with her second-round match coming up a little later on.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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The opening three days of Wimbledon all had varying degrees of rain delays but now, with the sun shining and it being a glorious day in SW19, the fans are taking the opportunity to take in the sun on Henman Hill.

Some are having a quick snooze, with the majority enjoying all the action on the biggest of big screens.

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Liam Broady is on the board on Centre Court, holding his first service game to 15.

No nerves from the Stockport left-hander so far.

Can you tell who the Centre Court crowd are supporting? Huge cheers as a Casper Ruud drop shot misses the line and Liam Broady goes up 30-15.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC TV

If we have rallies like that then we better book our table for dinner tonight.

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So let's have a look at what has been going on elsewhere in the men's singles draw this morning.

Stan Wawrinka is leading by two sets to one against 29th seed Tomas Martin Etcheverry. That's happening over on court three. The Swiss three-time major winner would play Novak Djokovic, who he beat in the 2015 French Open and 2016 US Open finals, in the next round.

On court five Michael Mmoh, who caused an upset in the first round by knocking out 11th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime, is two sets and a break down against Germany's Maximilian Marterer.

Canada's 26th seed Denis Shapovalov is currently in action on court eight. He took the first set 6-3 against Gregoire Barrere and the pair are currently on serve at 3-3 in the second.

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, the number 31 seed, has seen off France's Arthur Fils in three sets on court 10.

Lorenzo Musetti is also close to completing a straight-set win over Jaume Munar. He's 5-1 up on court 14.

Strong start from Briton Liam Broady who races into a 15-30 lead. But Casper Ruud looks unfazed, winning with a drop shot at the net before biding his time and waiting for Broady to backhand an error into the net.

Casper Ruud serves first and he takes the match's opening point as Liam Broady slices his return into the net.