Chris Eubanks shakes his head as he puts a return long at 15-15. He pulls it back to take the next point with a fizzing backhand but then sweeps a return long before Cameron Norrie hits an ace to hold.

He's a game away from taking this second set.

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After Andy Murray clinched the third set to move one more from victory over Stefanos Tsitsipas, the match was curtailed at 22:39 BST because of the restrictions put in place by the local council.

What is in store when they return to court this afternoon, this time in the daylight with the roof wide open?

Serbia's Laslo Djere awaits either Britain's two-time champion or Tsitsipas in round three, following his four-set win over American Ben Shelton.

A victory for Murray would bring up his 200th Grand Slam match-win.

Almost an hour into this match and the afternoon heat will no doubt be starting to have an impact. Chris Eubanks is able to hold to 15 but Cameron Norrie still has that break.

Have you recovered?

More importantly, have the players?

While Andy Murray took a nasty looking slip before battling on to take the third set against Stefanos Tsitsipas last night, the 11pm curfew coming into force means the Greek fifth has now played on four successive days after his first round match against Dominic Thiem was suspended by rain.

The pair will be back on Centre Court shortly to play out the conclusion of their gripping second round contest.

It had a bit of everything, as it so often tends to when Mr Murray is involved...

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Results are coming in thick and fast around the grounds. Here's what's been happening:

• Men's world number one Carlos Alcaraz progressed to the third round with a straight-set win over France's Alexandre Muller, winning 6-4 7-6 (7-2) 6-3.
• Third seed Daniil Medvedev completed a 6-3 6-3 7-6 (7-5) victory over Adrian Mannarino after that match was suspended on Thursday.
• Danish sixth seed Holger Rune is also through, beating Spain's Roberto Carballes Baena 6-3 7-6 (7-3) 6-4.
• Italy's 2021 finalist Matteo Berrettini overcame Australian 15th seed and Queen's runner-up Alex De Minaur 6-3 6-4 6-4 to set up a meeting with German 19th seed Alexander Zverev, who beat Yosuke Watanuki 6-4 5-7 6-2 6-2.
• Women's second seed Aryna Sabalenka survived an early scare, coming back to defeat Varvara Gracheva 6-2 5-7 2-6.
• Two-time women's champion Petra Kvitova was a comfortable winner over Aliaksandra Sasnovich of belarus in straight sets, winning 6-2 6-2 to reach the third round.
• Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk progressed after opponent Paula Badosa was forced to retire from their second-round match, while American Madison Keys recorded a straightforward 7-5 6-3 victory over Swiss qualifier Viktorija Golubic.
• In the men's doubles, Briton Lloyd Glasspool and French team-mate Nicolas Mahut reached the second round with a 6-4 7-6 (7-4) win over Andrey Golubev and Maxime Cressy.
• And in the women's doubles, British pair Heather Watson and Harriet Dart won 6-4 3-6 6-4 in their opening match seventh seeds Jelena Ostapenko and Lyudmyla Kichenok.

But Cameron Norrie executes the perfect hold to love and he leads 4-1 in this second set.

A return to form for Chris Eubanks as he powers through his serve.

He claims a ninth ace of the match, tucking it into the corner and even when Cameron Norrie is able to return he's up close to the net to put a fine volley out of reach.

Much better from the American.

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Cameron Norrie saves two break points and turns it around to hold and he leads 3-0.

A big response by Norrie after losing the first set.

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A brave effort from world number 84 Alexandre Muller, but Carlos Alcaraz, having made a few errors early in the opening set and having to save three break points early on, then proved too good.

He moves into round three after a tie that kept a packed Centre Court fully entertained.

Alcaraz, 20, has now won his first match on Centre Court - it is probably the first of many victories here.

Into round three he goes, with either Jason Kubler of Australia or 25th seed Nicolas Tarry of Chile next up.

Chris Eubanks will be disappointed at some of the points he gave up in that last game, but he's digging deep now as he tries to break back immediately.

There's oohs and ahhs from the crowd for a rally that features three net strikes as both glide shots just over before Eubanks takes the point and it is deuce.

Oh what happened there? I think Alcaraz thought Muller wouldn't be able to return that fiery serve, but he does!

And then it's a break point for the Frenchman as Alcaraz makes another mistake.

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BBC Sport at Wimbledon

For the first time today, we see Eubanks become a little flustered.

He’s come forward to the net again and not been able to deftly pick up as he intended.

That leads to a frustrated flick of his wrist and a look towards his box.

Norrie back in the groove. This already feels like a big service game for the Brit.

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Former British doubles player on BBC TV

Norrie is going to make you play one more ball, and eventually that becomes psychological.

It is all about slowly building up the pressure. It is how he weaves his web.

The break point is saved and we head to deuce.

An ace hands Carlos Alcaraz match point.

Here we go!

Cameron Norrie hits a winner and has his first break point of the match. The crowd roar, and get even louder when Chris Eubanks hooks a return into the net.

Norrie breaks!

Alexandre Muller isn't making it easy for Carlos Alcaraz. He has a chance to break back at 30-40.

Chris Eubanks gets a bit of luck as a forehand return grazes the top of the net to catch out Cameron Norrie before a beautiful backhand brings things level.

A big, bouncing serve is awkward for Norrie but Eubanks then follows that up with a double fault and it is deuce.

Chris Eubanks has looked ice cool for much of this match but he makes his first real mistake as he fails to get over what appears a simple return at the net and Cameron Norrie leads 30-0.

Finally we have a breakthrough in this third set. One break point comes and goes for Carlos Alcaraz but he makes no mistake with the second, firing home a forehand winner.

The Spanish top seed will serve for the set and his place in the third round.