Another long rally but Miomir Kecmanovic gets the better of it this time to save the break point.

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Marin Cilic is rolling back the years.

The 36-year-old, who has only playing at his fourth Grand Slam event since reaching the semi-finals of the French Open in 2022, has taken the third set to lead Spain's Jaume Munar.

Cilic, who reached the final at Wimbledon in 2017, broke twice en route to wrapping up the set against the 28-year-old.

Gasps at several moments of a lengthy point at deuce.

It ends with a diving Novak Djokovic nudging a winner down the line for a break point, but that only tells about a tenth of the story.

Amazing stuff.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Novak Djokovic shakes his head as he has the court at his mercy to earn a break point but can only find the net.

Feels like a crucial game, this one.

Novak Djokovic is gifted a couple of cheap points to get to deuce on the Miomir Kecmanovic serve.

The world number 49 and the world number six swap forehand winners, and then an apology from Djokovic as a favourable net cord gets him back to deuce once more.

Then ooof, Djokovic will be disappointed with that - a fairly open court for a forehand but he shanks it into the net.

But we're back to deuce again now...

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Ben Shelton takes home an absorbing first set on court one.

The American only won eight points on Marton Fucsovics' serve, compared to losing 11 on his own.

But the 10th seed is a set up here.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC Two

Djokovic is able to hit down the line so aggressively, but it doesn't look like much of a risk.

He is also finding a nice rhythm on serve.

Servers definitely on top. No break points for either player.

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Miomir Kecmanovic has started really, really well here.

Novak Djokovic hits the baseline a couple of times with groundstrokes but Kecmanovic gets them back, pounces on a slightly shorter ball to win the point and then finds an ace to wrap up the game.

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A highly-entertaining encounter continues to play out on court 14 between American Brandon Nakashima and Italy's Lorenzo Sonego.

The pair will scrap out it in a fifth set after Nakashima picked up the crucial break - doing it to love - in the sixth game.

Nakashima and Sonego have both reached the fourth round at Wimbledon once previously.

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Two

Kecmanovic got it low enough with that slice, it was almost Roger Federer-esque. He drew Djokovic in, a good court player Kecmanovic.

Novak Djokovic's fine serving has continued in this third-round match. Although he was taken to deuce in the opening game, he hasn't really looked in too much danger.

Four aces and 72% of first serves in so far for last year's Olympic gold medallist.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC Two

Kecmanovic has barely finished his service motion and the ball is back at his toes. That is Djokovic's incredible return ability.

On the back of Emma Raducanu's claims yesterday, BBC Sport's Annabel Croft analyses a contentious call during the Briton's loss to Aryna Sabalenka.

Speaking of the line-calling technology...

British number one Emma Raducanu cast doubt on its accuracy, saying she is disappointed in how "wrong" some have been at Wimbledon after her defeat against Aryna Sabalenka.

"Ooooh"s from the crowd as Novak Djokovic goes long with a forehand - but only just. The Hawk-eye replay says it's only a millimetre or two beyond the line.

A hold to 30 for Kecmanovic.

Fantastic from Ben Shelton. His serving is just so impressive.

The American saves a break point to maintain his break lead in this first set.

Andrew Cotter
Commentator on BBC TV

Djokovic picks you apart on serve, not with pace but with precision. He hits his spots time and time again with his serve.

A wonderful rally and an incredible angle found by Djokovic to hold.