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That's all from the live-text team today. But you can still watch live tennis if you're in the UK with American 10th seed Ben Shelton two sets up against Australian Rinky Hijikata on court two.

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Elsewhere, Hungarian Marton Fucsovics has just taken his match with Frenchman Gael Monfils into a fifth set. That decider will have to be played tomorrow morning. The pair's match has been suspended for bad light.

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• British number one Jack Draper is out in the second round, losing in four sets to an inspired Marin Cilic on Court One.
• Fellow Britons Dan Evans, Arthur Fery and Jack Pinnington Jones were also beaten, Evans losing in straight sets to seven-time champion Novak Djokovic.
• World number one Jannik Sinner was a straight-set winner over Aleksandar Vukic on Centre Court.
• Iga Swiatek, former winner Elena Rybakina and defending champion Barbora Krejcikova were among the winners going through to round three of the women's draw.

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See the winning moment for Marin Cilic, with British number one Jack Draper still yet to get past the second round at Wimbledon.

World number one Jannik Sinner speaking on Centre Court after beating Aleksandar Vukic: "Honestly I'm very happy today because playing against him is very, very difficult. Huge serve. I tried to be return as many balls as possible and be solid on the baseline. I struggled a bit to close it out. I'm very happy, Centre Court is such a special occasion. Thanks everyone for staying, I know it has been a long day. Every match is difficult so I'm happy to be in the next round.

On the last game and struggling to close it out: "Yes, I enjoyed it because I won the game! If not, I don't know. The match can change very, very quickly. If he breaks me there it can go long distance. I'm happy to win with the roof open, I know at a certain time we close the roof. I was lucky with that shot so thank you for my racquet which somehow made it to put the ball in court. I'm very happy to win in straight sets."

On whether he looks at who he plays next: "Every opponent is very difficult. Third round matches in Grand Slams are always special. We saw there have been so many upsets this tournament so we try to stay focused and raise our level. Today I thought the level was one a good point. I can improve a few things but I am looking forward to it. Let's see what is coming."

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Just. Too. Good.

The seeds may be falling everywhere you look around the grounds at the All England Club, but Jannik Sinner could hardly have made a more ominous start to his bid for a first Wimbledon title.

The shouts of “ole” - here the tennis equivalent of a Mexican wave at a one-sided football match - broke out after the world number one made the breakthrough in the third set to all but confirm a long inevitable outcome.

After saving break point in the final game he waved his racquet calling for more noise from the crowd - and that’s exactly what they give him as he adds the final touches.

Just five games lost here - and 12 in six sets of tennis so far in SW19 this year. A step closer to his goal.

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A routine job for Jannik Sinner really. The Italian never looked in trouble. He faces Spaniard Pedro Martinez in the next round who's world number 52.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Jannik Sinner is going to be around for years and he is getting closer.

To think he couldn't win Wimbledon would be absurd.

Ace.

Time for match point number six.

Vukic almost has it, but Sinner produces a stunning passing forehand cross-court winner on the stretch.

Wowza!

Here we go! Sinner comes to the net but snookers himself and wedges a forehand into the net.

It's a repeat of the French Open final. Another match point is saved after Sinner nets a backhand.

Right, take number five after a Sinner winner into the corner.

Jannik Sinner can't finish the job. A frame-shot goes high into the sky and out.

Sinner sets up a fourth match point with a forehand winner into the corner.

Oh, a slight wobble? Sinner drags a forehand wide. Deuce.

Unreturnable serve. Advantage Sinner.

Aleksandar Vukic wants to have a little bit more time on Centre Court. And who can blame him, hey? He saves two match points in style with winners at the net.