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From winning the first women’s Queen’s tournament in more than 50 years to playing on the smaller outside courts at Wimbledon.

Tatjana Maria has enjoyed a brilliant build up the grass court Grand Slam with her slice-heavy game suited to the surface here.

But it’s a bit of a change for the German with huge crowds piling in to watch her on the main court at Queen’s to scrabbling to get a look at her on court 15 here at SW19.

With a game suited for grass could she go far here?

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Alex de Minaur looks to already have one foot in the second round after opening up a 6-5 6-2 advantage over Spain's Roberto Carballes Baena on Court 18.

The pair are already into the third set there, having stepped out onto court just one hour and 28 minutes ago.

Elsewhere, 16th seed Daria Kasatkina has opened up a firm advantage over Colombia's Emiliana Arango on Court 14. The Australian took the first set 7-5 and currently leads 5-2 in the second set.

Lorenzo Musetti has also just stepped onto Court Two to get his Wimbledon bid underway. The Italian seventh seed is going head-to-head with Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili in this year's first round.

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Heather Watson keeps this game going.

The British number five steps up to the net and slices for third deuce.

Clara Tauson pops up with a 12th ace of the match to regain advantage and she goes on to hold.

Watson turns away and punches the air in anger.

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Heather Watson has been reading the ball toss of Clara Tauson very nicely.

She is almost one step ahead of her at all times and she is timing her returns very well.

In terms of baseline winners, she leads the stats with 10 more.

After Johannus Monday holds, Tommy Paul backs up his break lead with a comfortable service game.

The British wildcard is moved around the court, with the American in full control.

It looks like Paul's cruising to victory now.

Clara Tauson responds so well.

A slice that makes it just over the net has Heather Watson in all sorts of trouble and the Briton can only return long.

Clara Tauson turns up the aggression and smashes an overhead volley to lead 40-30.

Heather Watson gets to deuce and then edges in front to earn break point.

Tommy Paul holds to 15, finishing the game with a deep forehand that wrongfoots Johannus Monday.

Heather Watson was broken in the first game of the previous set and that was enough to allow Clara Tauson to go on and force a decider.

Watson looks a bit more settled this time round and gets the hold to 15.

History repeats itself for Johannus Monday.

He's broken on his second service game for the third set in a row, as Tommy Paul takes control of this third set.

He secures the break after the best rally of the match, forcing Monday to hit wide after a brilliant drop shot.

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A double fault from Clara Tauson slows the progress.

But Tauson forces through a forehand to take the set.

We're going to a decider.

Johannus Monday and Tommy Paul both make confident starts to the third set, holding with ease on their service games.

Clara Tauson is not wasting any time now.

The Dane picks up three successive points to earn three set points.

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Some good serving by Heather Watson as she hangs in there, but it feels like a matter of time before her opponent takes this second set.

The beauty of these outside courts is how close to the action you are. The downside is a stray shot has come a little too close to comfort at times while I've been writing on my laptop.

Heather Watson defends and gets to deuce.

The first serve is still proving a problem, though.

Watson does go on to hold and Clara Tauson will serve for the set.

In contrast, Heather Watson is struggling to land her first serve in this second set - managing to do so just 27% of the time.

Watson is immediately up against it and trailing 30-0 but she battles back to 30-30.

Clara Tauson stands her ground at the net and volleys a winner to earn a look at set point.

Italian Elisabetta Cocciaretto speaks after beating world number three Jessica Pegula: "To play here in such an unbelievable tournament and such an unbelievable stadium is a dream come true for me. I was so pumped to play Wimbledon this year, I couldn't wait until the match started because I was practicing really hard to do the best that I can today.

"I played a really great champion, she's an unbelievable player, she's a great example for all of us. It was an unbelievable match. Thanks to the team, thanks for the support. Without them I couldn't stay here today so thank you very much."

On her level: "I played with a player like her before, Iga [Siwatek], Aryna [Sabalenka], all of those players that you have to do the best you can on the court with the little chance they give you. I tried to be more aggressive. I had to go for it and do my best. I think I did a great job today and I am super happy about that.

On her last 12 months: "I had a lot of stops. I was sick for a month and a half and I couldn't play here so that's why I was so pumped to play because I think it is the best tournament. Grass is always special to play. I don't think too much about my ranking. The journey of tennis is long, you have to adapt, you have to enjoy. You have to accept the life."

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After watching Alex de Minaur take charge of the second set, and posing for a quick photo with a fan, Katie Boulter takes a break from the court 18 sun trap in the knowledge her fiancé is well on track to reach round two.

It’s a double break to the good now for De Minaur and the men’s 11th seed will be a very happy man indeed if he can settle this efficiently in straight sets as the temperature continues to rise.

Is this even that hot for an Aussie? It’s certainly hard work for us Brits just to watch.

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The major improvement for Clara Tauson in the second set has been her first serve.

She has landed 70% of her first serves in the second compared to 60% in the first.

An ace seals a hold to 15 and puts Tauson within a game of taking the second set.

Tommy Paul takes the second set.

In the end, it was a carbon copy of the first set with the American breaking once and not allowing Johannus Monday a look in after that.

To underline Paul's dominance, he won 100% of points on his first serve during that second set.

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