Day one at Wimbledon
Arthur Rinderknech v Alexander Zverev suspended due to curfew at 7-6 (7-3) 6-7 (8-10)
Emma Raducanu one of record seven Britons to advance with win over compatriot Mimi Xu
Katie Boulter defeats ninth seed Paula Badosa 6-2 3-6 6-4
Sonay Kartal and Arthur Fery claim stunning victories over seeded players
Qualifier Oliver Tarvet advances on Grand Slam debut, wins too for Cameron Norrie and Billy Harris
Defending men's champion Carlos Alcaraz battles past Fabio Fognini
Temperatures reach 32.3C at SW19 - hottest opening day on record
*Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-5 Fognini
On we go!
Fabio Fognini hammers a forehand past Carlos Alcaraz to hold again.
The Italian has more than held his own against the defending champion and if he can pinch this set then he really would start to believe.
Quinn 4-6 2-1 Searle*
Three games into the second set and we are still on serve on court four.
The players are able to get a bit of relief from the searing sun on this court, with Henry Searle and Ethan Quinn's seats nicely situated in the shade.
Some big serving means they have rattled through the start of this second set in just under 15 minutes.
*Fearnley 4-6 1-6 5-5 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley's serve has let him down on several occasions in the big moments but he comes up with an ace this time to save the break.
A cross-court forehand gets advantage but Joao Fonseca fights back to deuce.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Wimbledon
This is why we love sport!
The point of the day, for sure, as Fognini and Alcaraz do a fandango which leaves the Centre Court crowd on their feet.
Movement, flair and soul as the pair trade steps before Fognini finishes with another delicate touch. Tennis at its finest.
Fognini raises his arms into the air, beckoning the fans for more love.
How is this back on serve?! Incredible.
*Fernandez 6-1 4-3 Klugman
Two double faults from Hannah Klugman gift Leylah Fernandez the chance to seal a crucial break and she makes the most of the opportunity.
The crowd try to encourage the British teenager with Fernandez just two games away from victory.
Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-4 Fognini*
Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One
Absolutely corner to corner from both players!
Carlos Alcaraz did so well to just run that ball down, sliding into that forehand and playing that defensive lob, but look at that smash going backwards from Fabio Fognini.
The job is not done yet for Fognini, he has to hold his serve here.
Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-4 Fognini*
Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
Fognini is almost doing a victory lap as if he has won the tournament!
That is by far point of the match, surely point of the tournament so far. It could be point of the tournament!
*Fearnley 4-6 1-6 5-5 Fonseca
Trailing 30-15, Jacob Fearnley comes up with a big body serve to draw level.
Fearnley gets a forehand horribly wrong. It's long and hands over a break point.
Harris 6-3 0-0 Lajovic*
The Brits have had a great first day so far at Wimbledon and could another home player be on course for the second round?
Billy Harris, making only his second appearance in the main draw at the age of 30, breaks Dusan Lajovic of Serbia to take a 5-3 lead in the first set and then holds to love to win the opener.
Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-4 Fognini*
What a point!
Carlos Alcaraz saved two break points but has to face a third after a remarkable rally.
The Spaniard runs down a volley from Fabio Fognini, gets his lob just right but the Italian then hammers a forehand that Alcaraz can just barely return.
Alcaraz's defence is unbelievable but eventually he can't get the ball back and Fognini celebrates. Incredible rally!
That's break point and this time Fognini takes it. Back on serve in the third set.
*Fearnley 4-6 1-6 5-5 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley gets a forehand all wrong and flies away towards the umpires chair. Fearnley lets out a shout and starts waving his arms in frustration - he didn't even get that emotional when things were falling apart in the second set.
Joao Fonseca kicks on and gets the hold to love.
Fernandez 6-1 3-3 Klugman*
Leylah Fernandez recovers to hold on her service game after being 0-30 down.
Klugman can only hit into the net after a fierce ace down the line from her opponent.
The British wildcard will probably see that as a missed opportunity.
However, this set has been going for 29 minutes which is five minutes longer than the first one so that is a positive in itself.
Fearnley 4-6 1-6 5-4 Fonseca*
Jacob Fearnley hits his second ace of the match to get going.
Joao Fonseca is once again asking questions but Fearnley has had plenty of answers in this third set and comes through with the hold.
Fonseca will serve to stay in the set.
Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-3 Fognini*
The way this match has gone, it was never going to be straightforward for Carlos Alcaraz.
He nets a volley and Fabio Fognini has two break back points.
*Alcaraz 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 5-3 Fognini
Image source, PA MediaAn untimely double fault from Fabio Fognini gives Carlos Alcaraz an opening at 15-30.
It was close, Fognini asks for a replay and then perhaps still irked, puts a forehand narrowly wide as well.
Two break points for Alcaraz - but they come and go in a flash. Superb, crisp hitting from Fognini on the second of them, working his opponent one way then the other.
The 38-year-old Italian gets to advantage but then double faults and it proves costly. Brilliant passing winner from Alcaraz, fired cross-court to bring up a third break point.
Fognini can't save this one with his forehand missing the mark. Alcaraz will serve for the third set.
*Fearnley 4-6 1-6 4-4 Fonseca
Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
The crowd continues to do its best to pick up Jacob Fearnley when the going gets tough and it does seem to give him spurts of energy in this heat - that strong hold being an eample, but then it must be so disheartening when Joao Fonseca follows it up with a very strong service game like he did just then.
*Fernandez 6-1 2-3 Klugman
Leylah Fernandez's movement at the net is just brilliant.
Hannah Klugman hits a drop shot and thinks she has won the game but Fernandez moves quick as a flash to glance her shot over the net.
The game goes to deuce and two aggressive shots from Klugman mean she does win the game eventually.
Klugman is starting to belief in her ability.
*Fearnley 4-6 1-6 4-4 Fonseca
Joao Fonseca looks up to his coaching box and raises his racquet in celebration as he pulls 40-15 clear.
A pump of the fist in the same direction signals that he's wrapped up the game.
Jacob Fearnley still doesn't seem to be able to fully get to grips with the speed of the Brazilian's serve.
*Quinn 4-6 Searle
Two set points come and two set points go for British wildcard Henry Searle.
American Ethan Quinn manages to keep himself in this first set for a little bit longer.
However, some big hitting from Searle sees him finally get the game over the line and take the opening set.
The former boy's singles champion had been a break down but impressively turned it around and served it out.
Fernandez 6-1 2-2 Klugman*
There is some lovely delicate hitting from both players and then a forehand just floats over the net from Leylah Fernandez with Hannah Klugman unable to reach it.
Fernandez holds on her service game and this is a much more competitive set than the first one.
