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
Norrie 6-3 3-6 6-4 4-5 Bautista Agut*
A double fault at 40-0 up won't bother Cameron Norrie too much - he secures the hold of serve he needs with the very next point.
Over to you, Roberto...
If Bautista Agut holds, we'll be heading to a deciding fifth set.
Fearnley 3-3 Fonseca*
Joao Fonseca is forced deep behind the baseline where he eventually sends a forehand long to hand the game to Jacob Fearnley.
We stay on serve.
Alcaraz 7-5 4-4 Fognini*
A crunching crosscourt winner looks to set Carlos Alcaraz on his way to comfortable hold but the Spaniard's serving issues resurface to let Fabio Fognini back in.
The Italian gets a look at a number of second serves, gets himself into the rallies and he's then able to draw the errors from Alcaraz.
After two deuces, a backhand from the defending champion goes long and it's break point for Fognini...
He gets it - and it's a gift from Alcaraz with a wild forehand that sails long.
Popyrin 4-6 1-6 6-4 3-3 Fery*
Lovely shot Arthur Fery!
At 15-15 he just catches the line with his forehand and puts pressure on Alexei Popyrin's serve.
The Brit puts on even more pressure to being up two break points, but 20th seed Popyrin snuffs both out.
The Australian then ends up on the grass at deuce as he dives to try and get a Fery passing shot but doesn't quite manage it.
Another break point for Fery, another saved by Popyrin with a big ace out wide, but the 25-year-old sees out the game, and Fery misses the chance of a crucial break in this fourth set.
*Norrie 6-3 3-6 6-4 3-5 Bautista Agut
Cameron Norrie is now serving to stay in the fourth set as Roberto Bautista Agut wraps up another hold of serve with his seventh ace of the match.
*Fearnley 2-3 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley is preparing for his first serve of this game when umpire Arnaud Gabas has to stop the Briton in his tracks.
A fair number of spectators have just filtered back into Court One and were slow in taking their seats.
*Fearnley 2-3 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley is unable to ask the same questions of Joao Fonseca's serve, but looks slightly more competitive than he did in the Brazilian's opening two games.
Fonseca holds to 30.
Fearnley 2-2 Fonseca*
A round of applause ripples around Court One after umpire Arnaud Gabas politely asks a spectator to "please put your phone on silent mode".
Norrie 6-3 3-6 6-4 3-4 Bautista Agut*
How will Cam Norrie respond to that rather meek surrender of serve in the previous game?
Well, there's no instant reply for the Brit as Roberto Bautista Agut holds comfortably to back up that break.
And Bautista Agut has two more break points for a 5-2 lead - but Norrie stands tall and saves the second of them with an ace, before holding serve to trail 4-3.
Fearnley 2-2 Fonseca*
We flew through the opening three games but this one is requiring a lot of energy from both sides of the net to try and get over the line.
Jacob Fearnley saves a fourth break point before going on to seal the hold.
*Alcaraz 7-5 4-3 Fognini
Solid hold from Fabio Fognini to keep it at just the one break in this second set.
Like Alcaraz, the Italian has also been plagued by unforced errors today - his 24 just one shy of his opponent's 25.
To have any chance of getting back into this match, he'll have to cut out those mistakes.
*Popyrin 4-6 1-6 6-4 2-3 Fery
Arthur Fery leads the way on total points scored in this first round match with 101.
The Briton also leads again on the scoreboard in this fourth set.
It is a more comfortable hold this time for the wildcard having been taken to deuce by Alexei Popyrin in his first two.
Who will blink first?
*Fearnley 1-2 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley's footwear might need changing soon. The Briton slips again and Joao Fonseca seizes the opportunity to fire a winner down the line.
*Fearnley 1-2 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley gets it back to deuce for a third time and then for the first time in this game gets within a point of holding when he forces it beyond Joao Fonseca.
Alcaraz 7-5 4-2 Fognini*
Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One
I thought both of these players were right-handed, but Fabio Fognini has just hit a very effective left-handed forehand down the line?!
Carlos Alcaraz was at full-stretch for that backhand volley.
The Spaniard isn't playing his best but he is still managing to enjoy himself.
Alcaraz 7-5 4-2 Fognini*
Break consolidated.
Carlos Alcaraz, despite being a long way from his brilliant best, is well on his way to a two-set lead.
The crowd enjoy an entertaining rally to end the game, nice play at the net from both players before Alcaraz has to run back and stretch to reach a backhand volley.
He does so and gets it over the net with Fognini scrabbling around near the umpire's chair after his previous shot.
*Fearnley 1-2 Fonseca
Joao Fonseca is not going away.
The Brazilian profits from a stray Jacob Fearnley forehand to get a third break point.
Popyrin 4-6 1-6 6-4 2-2 Fery*
It really is glorious sunshine out on court 15 and the spectators are getting treated to some glorious tennis too.
Alexei Popyrin and Arthur Fery trade blows at the net but it is the 20th seed who comes out on top in the game and holds to keep everything level in this fourth set.
*Fearnley 1-2 Fonseca
Jacob Fearnley is caught flat-footed and the ball double bounces just before he returns over the net.
Fearnley didn't realise that was the case and wanted to continue playing but it's the correct call to give Joao Fonseca another break point.
The Briton defends well once more to hang on.
*Fearnley 1-2 Fonseca
Very impressive from Jacob Fearnley under pressure as he whips a forehand flush on to the baseline for deuce.
