Defending women's champion Barbora Krejcikova, men's world number one Jannik Sinner and Britain's Dan Evans feature in our compilation of the best shots on day two at Wimbledon.

That's what the best can do to you.

Alexandre Muller did very little wrong there and played some brilliant tennis of his own - particularly a deft drop shot at 30-30.

But Novak Djokovic is relentless, taking his French opponent to deuce three times before capitalising on break point.

He's in full control of this first set now.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry wastes little time to get the third set up and running.

A hold to love.

Jack Pinnington Jones is well on his way to a dream Grand Slam debut.

The Briton has saved seven break points, including two set points, to lead a vastly more experienced opponent.

Jack Pinnington Jones gets it!

The Briton saved three break back points to wrap up that set.

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Tomas Martin Etcheverry finds the net again and Jack Pinnington Jones is eyeing a two-set lead.

Jack Pinnington Jones saves the first emphatically.

A slip from Tomas Martin Etcheverry helps the Briton to defend the second.

And Etcheverry returns a power serve back into the net.

Some beautiful serving from Novak Djokovic.

The seven-time Wimbledon winner mixes up his serve, dragging Alexandre Muller wide and then playing him line.

The Serb easily holds to love.

De La Soul would have you believe that three is a magic number (what a banger, by the way) but it's not been lucky in terms of the Wimbledon seedings this year.

Alexander Zverev and Jessica Pegula have both fallen to first-round defeats at SW19, with Zverev beaten in five sets by Arthur Rinderknech in a match that was carried over from last night.

Tomas Martin Etcehverry makes a positive start and kicks on to earn three break back points.

British number one Jack Draper, speaking on court after Argentine opponent Sebastian Baez retired: "I wanted to play a bit longer in all honesty. It is no way to win like that and I wish Sebastian [Baez] the best in his recovery of course."

On how he deal with pressure: "I don't think about it until people mention it every five minutes! I just think about what I can control and play the best tennis I can. You can't think about any of that. I'm really looking forward to this next week or so, it's going to be great.

"I have to face whoever is in front of me, I can't be thinking about five matches ahead. I focus on whoever is up next. Everyone who is in this draw is in on their own merit, they can all play incredible tennis. Until I earn my place in the next round, I'm not there yet."

Tomas Martin Etcheverry seems to have some pent up frustration as he serves to stay in the set.

The 25-year-old takes it out on the ball and gets a hold to love.

Jack Pinnington Jones to serve for the second set.

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Four-time Grand Slam champion on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

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I think he is looking very comfortable early on, he is moving well and he still believes he can win it here one more time.

And there's the break for Novak Djokovic.

The 24-time Grand Slam winner piles the pressure on Alexandre Muller, who makes two unforced errors to give the Serb an early break lead.

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Very comfortable for Elena Rybakina so far. Elina Avanesyan is struggling with the power of the former Wimbledon champ but she gets on the board in the sixth game to prevent an opening-set bagel.

Rybakina to serve for set one.

Jack Pinnington Jones fires over a sixth ace of the match to seal a hold and more importantly consolidate that earlier break.

Pinnington Jones, ranked 281 in the world and making his Grand Slam debut, is on the verge of leading world number 53 Tomas Martin Etcheverry by two sets.

Strong start from Novak Djokovic in his opening service game.

The Serb levels up and we're back on serve.

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It is quite apt that the two Jacks have been flying the flag for the British players this evening.

During their late teens the two would travel together for training, with Draper picking up Pinnington Jones at 6:15am, predominantly to avoid traffic by leaving at that time.

While Pinnington Jones has been at university in Texas recently the two remain good friends. Draper is through, and Pinnington Jones is battling well here to join him.

Crucial opening hold from Alexandre Muller.

The Frenchman saves three break points to hold in his opening service game against sixth seed Novak Djokovic.

A double fault from Tomas Martin Etcheverry hands Jack Pinnington Jones the break.

Huge!