Novak Djokovic beats fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic 6-3 6-0 6-4 in Centre Court masterclass
Tearful Barbora Krejcikova in discomfort as defending champion loses 2-6 6-3 6-4 to 10th seed Emma Navarro
Iga Swiatek wins 6-2 6-3 against American Danielle Collins
Former champion Elena Rybakina beaten but world number one Jannik Sinner and Mirra Andreeva win
Andreeva 6-1 2-1 Baptiste*
Anne Keothavong
Former British number one on BBC TV
As soon as Mirra Andreeva finds her way to the net she just doesn't seem phased whether it goes straight at her or just to the side, she has been covering the net pretty well out here.
Andreeva 6-1 2-1 Baptiste*
Mirra Andreeva squeaks through another service game.
Hailey Baptiste did well to fight back from 40-0 down to apply some pressure at deuce, but after two deuce-points the American hits a forehand return long and then is completely wrong-footed by the Russian.
A little bit clumsy from Baptiste at the end there, she went close to getting the break.
Sinner 3-0 Martinez*
Image source, Getty ImagesJannik Sinner moves up to 3-0 within 10 minutes.
Some going, even by the Italian's standards.
*Sinner 2-0 Martinez
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
Sinner gets so low on the ground, he is getting down with his legs and keeping his legs so balanced. He is transitioning much better and in my opinion, that will allow him to make his first Wimbledon final.
Martinez's serve technique is not good, there is a hitch in it. It feels like there is a heavyweight boxer playing against a lightweight.
Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
One man shouts encouragement to Pedro Martinez before he steps up to serve at 0-30 down, and the rest of the crowd get behind him with supportive applause.
It’s not enough, though.
Jannik Sinner has never lost to an opponent ranked as low as Martinez at Wimbledon. Martinez has never beaten a top-five player.
It looks as though this could be a tough day at the office for the Spaniard.
*Sinner 2-0 Martinez
Leon Smith
GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
Image source, Getty ImagesMartinez will be nervous coming on to this court. He needs to get some confidence in him early on. If you slice a lot against Sinner, he is too quick and will have you moving all across the court. That is not what Martinez wants.
Martinez's first serve is not quick enough. He has had some trouble with his shoulder and sometimes he takes a while to get going.
*Sinner 2-0 Martinez
It's a brutal start for Pedro Martinez.
The Spaniard hasn't settled yet, already missing shots that he wouldn't in normal circumstances.
Jannik Sinner sensed an opportunity and just completely smothered Martinez to earn the break.
*Andreeva 6-1 1-1 Baptiste
That's more like it, Hailey Baptiste!
The American hits her first ace of the match for 40-0 and some strong shots from the back of the court help her to see out a 40-30 service hold.
That's just what she needed. Can she gather some momentum now?
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At Wimbledon, it's raining. Reading the updates and drinking Pimm's. Rather be at the cricket.
Josh, miserable Yorkshireman - Doncaster
Tauson 4-4 Rybakina*
Two hours after the match was suspended we are closing in on the resumption of play on court two.
11th Elena Rybakina will be on serve against 23rd seed Clara Tauson back when they get under way in a few moments following a brief warm-up.
Andreeva 6-1 1-0 Baptiste*
Mirra Andreeva secures another service hold as another Hailey Baptiste forehand flies long.
Baptiste is making far too many errors from the back of the court at the minute. She usually has such good command of the baseline, but she is clearly struggling to go toe-to-toe with Andreeva in the baseline exchanges.
Sinner 1-0 Martinez*
Emphatic start from Jannik Sinner, who holds to 15 to get his nose in front in the first set.
It's Pedro Martinez's first time on Centre. Hard to imagine just how nervous he is right now.
*Sinner 0-0 Martinez
Number one seed Jannik Sinner will get us under way on Centre Court.
Enjoy, won't you?
*Andreeva 6-1 0-0 Baptiste
Laura Robson
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
Andreeva has been moving wonderfully. It's hard to know what Baptiste can do. She needs to move forward more and play out of her comfort zone to turn this one around.
Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
The Royal Box is absolutely stacked full of sporting royalty today.
There are huge cheers under the Centre Court roof as each are announced to the crowd by Clare Balding.
Sir Geoff Hurst, Sir Jason Kenny and Dame Laura Kenny, Sir Steve Redgrave, Helen Glover, Billie Jean King, Dame Kelly Holmes, Alex Yee. The list goes on, and on, and on.
It’s a line-up boasting countless medals, titles and magic moments.
Today, they get to sit back and enjoy watching some of the best tennis players on the planet - beginning with the top-ranked men’s player Jannik Sinner.
I'm not going to lie, it was pretty difficult to keep up with the sheer amount of sporting royalty on offer on Centre Court there.
Among them;
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I can confirm there was a massive Mexican wave when the covers came off. It created quite the excitement for the spectators!
Dylan
Thanks again, Dylan.
It's good to know I can trust my sources!
*Andreeva 6-1 0-0 Baptiste
Image source, Getty ImagesMirra Andreeva seals the first set with a cross-court backhand!
The 18-year-old is looking exceptionally comfortable out on court one. She is moving well, covering a lot of ground and picking out the right moments to strike.
Hailey Baptiste has a lot to think about, as she heads back to her bench. Things are looking very one-sided at the moment.
Sinner v Martinez
World number one Jannik Sinner will be keen to avoid becoming the latest victim of a giant-killing against Pedro Martinez. "Every opponent is very difficult," said Sinner."Third round matches in Grand Slams are always special. We saw there have been so many upsets this tournament so we will try to stay focused and raise our level."
Image source, Getty ImagesSinner v Martinez
Image source, PA MediaIf you're Jannik Sinner, you couldn't have wished for a better start to the tournament.
The Italian has lost only 12 games in his two matches so far and is yet to have his serve broken.
His opponent today - Pedro Martinez - has already matched his best ever run in SW19 by reaching the last 32.
