Tomas Martin Etcheverry will be hugely frustrated with how that opening set concluded.

The Argentine, who hasn't gone beyond round two at Wimbledon in three previous attempts, comes out swinging and gets a hold to love.

Sebastian Baez forces Jack Draper to serve out the second set.

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BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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Arthur Rinderknech does not currently have a permanent coach.

The Frenchman had lost all previous seven matches he had contested against players ranked inside the top five. The highest-ranked player he had ever beaten was the 10th-ranked Ben Shelton, in the first round at Queen’s this year.

But he has just knocked out the world number three on Centre Court at Wimbledon.

A standing ovation follows confirmation of his victory as Rinderknech collapses to the ground. What a moment for him!

Disaster for Alexander Zverev.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry can only shrug his shoulders when Jack Pinnington Jones comes up with another volley winner for 30-30.

Pinnington Jones gets the hold.

You cannot fault Alexander Zverev for his determination to stay in this match.

The German has managed to find the answers when he has needed them most this afternoon, and another strong serve guarantees another roll of the dice.

The ball is firmly in Arthur Rinderknech's court now.

No stopping Jack Draper at the moment - it's all too easy for the Briton, who is close to a two-set lead.

Jack Pinnington Jones, making his Grand Slam debut, understandably looked nervy at the start of this match - failing to win a single point on Tomas Martin Etcheverry's first two service games.

However, he has grown in confidence as the games have progressed and that was an stunning run through the tie-break to claim the opening set.

Now it's about staying composed.

Todd Woodbridge
Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

Sebastian Baez isn't able to do what you need to do on grass and that is to come forward and be aggressive.

Easy as you like for Arthur Rinderknech, who takes yet another service hold.

The Frenchman utilised his blistering forehand winners well at 30-15 and 40-30 to maintain his advantage in this fifth set.

Once again, Alexander Zverev will have to serve to stay in this year's championships.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

It’s a glorious evening now in SW19 as play on some of the outside courts starts to wind down.

Half of the club bathed in sunshine, half in shade.

Henman Hill is absolutely packed with people watching Jack Draper and now that the temperature has dropped a couple of degrees it’s glorious conditions for a Pimm’s and chill.

A bit of back-and-forth in Sebastian Baez's latest service game, but a missed overhead smash from the Argentine proves a pivotal moment and Jack Draper takes advantage to break again with a superb cross-court forehand that whizzes just over the net and in.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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Can we get another Brit through to round two? Jack Pinnington Jones has plenty of support here at Court 17, where it’s standing room only to watch his match.

Wow.

Jack Pinnington Jones comes through a lengthy rally with a volley winner at the net.

The Briton gets another hold and that's the set.

Jack Pinnington Jones gets a shade of luck when Tomas Martin Etcheverry's forehand clips the net cord and lands wide.

Etcheverry holds on his next serve.

The set is in Pinnington Jones' hands now.

A solid service hold from Alexander Zverev.

The German is really making the most of having new balls and a fresh racquet out on Centre Court - his serves are just pinging off his strings at the minute.

He is still a break down though.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry gets a mini-break back as we go beyond one hour of play in this first set.

An unforced error into the net from Jack Pinnington Jones and we are back on serve.

Control wrestled back.

"Come on PJ," is the shout from the crowd. I'm guessing that's in support of Jack Pinnington Jones.

And he responds. A lovely backhand strike into the corner for a double mini-break.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry finally picks up a point in the tie-break.

We don't get much chance to see how well Sebastian Baez is moving, as Jack Draper sends down a couple of aces and rattles through another service hold.

That took 62 seconds in all.

Absolutely brilliant from Arthur Rinderknech at the net!

The Frenchman uses the serve and volley approach to see out his service game at 40-15.

I'm not sure Alexander Zverev can afford to wait and see whether Rinderknech will give him the break back, he will need to change his approach and hope for a moment of pure brilliance.

A slip from Tomas Martin Etcheverry hands Jack Pinnington Jones a fifth point in succession.

Make that six.