It has been a quick start from Mirra Andreeva so far against Lucia Bronzetti after wrapping up the opening set 6-1.

Italian Bronzetti looks to have found her feet a little more at the beginning of this second set, though, as she gets a second hold of serve and puts the pressure back on world number seven Andreeva.

Arthur Cazaux hurls himself towards a lob over the net from Alex de Minaur but he can't quite reach it.

Then comes a double fault from Cazaux which gives De Minaur a crucial double break in the fourth set.

Djokovic is fully into his groove. He sprints to the net before pulling off a fine drop-shot winner.

No chances for Evans in this latest game. Hold to 15.

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Mirra Andreeva is in action against Italian Lucia Bronzetti on Court One. The 18-year-old has already taken the opening set 6-1 there, just 23 minutes after stepping out onto court.

Grigor Dimitrov is also one set up against France's Corentin Moutet. The Bulgarian 19th seed cruised through his first-round match against Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets, so he will be hoping for a similar result this afternoon.

Jakub Mensik and Marcos Giron are into a fourth set in their second-round match on court 12. The Czech 15th seed currently holds a 2-1 advantage over the American, but things are all square at 4-4 in the fourth set.

Elsewhere, Arthur Rinderknech has opened up a firm advantage over Chile's Cristian Garin on court 17. The Frenchman lost the first set 6-3 but bounced back to take the next two sets 6-3 7-6 (7-3), after knocking out third seed Alexander Zverev on Monday.

Just like Djokovic did, Evans starts his opening service game with an ace.

This game's a lot tighter though and Djokovic pulls off a cheeky lob but then puts too much fizz on a forehand as Evans holds to 30.

Laura Robson
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

Nice drop volley at 40-0 from Djokovic. A bit of wake-up call for Dan Evans on serve.

The test is Dan hasn’t got the paciest first serves, he isn’t going to get many free points.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Wimbledon

A special moment for Dan Evans as he plays once again on Centre Court.

How many more times will he get to enjoy this celestial tennis experience?

Surely at least once again in the next round if he stuns Novak Djokovic.

Maybe never again if he loses - because who knows how long the 35-year-old Englishman will be around on tour for.

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC Two

The perfect opener for Novak Djokovic on his 20th consecutive appearance at the All England Club.

Novak Djokovic starts in style by holding to love inside a minute thanks to a few more aces.

Your move, Dan Evans.

Off we go, and Djokovic starts things off with an ace.

*denotes server

Just over eight minutes since the third set finished and we are ready for the fourth set to begin.

Australian 11th seed Alex de Minaur converts another break point after he steps up the court and angles a volley just over the net past French qualifier Arthur Cazaux.

De Minaur is starting as he means to go on.

Evans and Djokovic have met once before, and it was the Briton who was the winner that day, in Monte Carlo in 2021.

6-4-7-5 over the then world number one.

Warm-ups done.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Teenager Mirra Andreeva is off to a flying start on Court One.

The seventh seed swiftly wraps up the first set when world number 63 goes long.

Andreeva's best result at Wimbledon came two years ago when she reached the fourth round. But with the draw opening up, how far could she go here?

Old school from Djokovic. He wins the toss and chooses to serve first.

Here they are. Evans and Djokovic walk out on to court. They both get a top reception.

Centre Court looks oh so good in the sun. It's got that warm bubble of conversation as spectators take their seats.

Thankfully, it's a little cooler today.

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In the build-up to this year's Wimbledon, Djokovic admitted it's here, at SW19, where he has the best chance of winning a 25th Slam.

Djokovic won four straight titles between 2018 and 2023, but has been beaten by Carlos Alcaraz in the past two finals.

This year he's seeded sixth and recovered from a second-set wobble to beat Frenchman Alexandre Muller 6-1 6-7 (7-9) 6-2 6-2 in the first round.

Two forehands go long from Arthur Cazaux and that brings up two set points for Alex de Minaur but he is unable to convert the first one.

However, a sweeping forehand right into the corner clinches the set and De Minaur has a 2-1 lead.

That set was the longest so far, taking 55 minutes to complete.

De Minaur pumps his fist and shouts to his box as he takes a seat while Cazaux goes for a bathroom break.

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Having lost in the first round in his past three Wimbledon appearances, Dan Evans bucked the trend on Tuesday by cruising into the second round by beating fellow Briton Jay Clarke 6-1 7-5 6-2.

Evans has pulled off some big shocks already this grass-court season, defeating top-15 players Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe at Queen's and Eastbourne.

Defeating Novak Djokovic on Centre though would be something else entirely.

A double fault from Arthur Cazaux gives Alex de Minaur the chance for a break point and he takes it.

The Australian 11th seed has an opportunity to serve for the third set.