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Right then, what's next?

Well, we're going to focusing on an absolute cracker which is first up on Centre Court as Britain's Dan Evans takes on 24-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic.

All eyes are on this one...

Jack Pinnington Jones only completed his junior season at Texas Christian University in May but recently decided against returning for his final year so he could pursue his tennis career.

A huge learning curve for Pinnington Jones and a couple of days that will stand the 22-year-old in good stead for the career ahead.

Good news for fifth seeds Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool as the British pair advance in their men's double match against American Vasil Kirkov and Dutchman Bart Stevens.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Not to be for Jack Pinnington Jones as he is knocked out in the second round.

Still, it has been a memorable tournament for the British wildcard as he not only made his Wimbledon debut but also secured a maiden Grand Slam win with his first round victory.

He showed good fight in the second set but the blow of losing the tie-break proved decisive.

Flavio Cobolli reaches the third round at Wimbledon for the first time - he exited in the second round on debut last year.

The Italian 22nd seed was ruthless and is one to keep a close eye on at SW19.

Cobolli is yet to drop a set and will face either Czech 15th seed Jakub Mensik or American Marcos Giron next.

Alex de Minaur takes a tumble at the back of the court but is fine to continue and gets back up on his feet quickly.

The Australian 11th seed hits a forehand long after he is unable to return another thumping ace from Arthur Cazaux.

Flavio Cobolli strides to the net and forces through a forehand winner for match point.

Flavio Cobolli gets it on the first attempt.

The Italian 22nd seed will serve for the match.

Jack Pinnington Jones is short with a forehand and Flavio Cobolli has three chances to earn a double break.

Jack Pinnington Jones loses his footing and is left watching from his knees as Flavio Cobolli hits his latest forehand winner to lead 40-0.

Pinnington Jones shapes to go down the line from the net but quickly adjusts to go cross-court for 40-30.

Cobolli has the hold and is closing in on the third round.

Jack Pinnington Jones is a mere spectator as Flavio Cobolli dashes a forehand into the corner.

Cobolli leads 30-0 but Pinnington Jones collects four points in a row to seal the hold.

Arthur Cazaux hits an ace at 130mph, unstoppable!

We remain on serve as Cazaux holds on his service game when he comes to the net and glances a sweeping forehand past Alex de Minaur.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Always a popular stop on a day out at Wimbledon is the Used Balls shop.

Buy a tin or a single one and you could have your hands on balls used by Carlos Alcaraz, Emma Raducanu or Novak Djokovic.

Or it could be ones from some random doubles match on court 16. But still very cool.

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Flavio Cobolli looks like he is closing in another comfortable hold to 15 but a couple of loose shots and it's deuce.

Cobolli steps into the court and fires across a forehand winner - his 18th of the match - for advantage before wrapping up a belated hold.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Jack Pinnington Jones hasn't played poorly. I think he is playing well.

He is going up against the world number 24 here. For his ranking and his lack of experience at this level, I think he is doing a tremendous job in this tournament.

Whatever happens here, he will come away knowing the level that he wants to get to. It will give him something to work on. He will absorb all of this because it is a great experience for him.

But it's not over yet - things can change quickly, particularly on a grass court.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

While Jamie Murray and Rajeev Ram have lost their fight to stay in the tournament, a couple of courts away British double act Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool are closing in on an opening victory in the men’s doubles.

Court 16 is another smaller, more intimate outside court and it means the British fans have plenty of opportunities to get a close view of some of their home players today.

After taking the first-set tie-break 8-6, the fifth seeds are a break up in the second against Vasil Kirkov and Bart Steven’s.

Alex de Minaur won his opening match in straight sets against Roberto Carballes Baena.

However the Australian 11th seed has dropped the first set against French qualifier Arthur Cazaux before recovering to take the second.

Now into the third set, Cazaux thumps down an ace to hold on his service game as De Minaur hits into the net.

A much-needed hold to prevent the third set from completely slipping away for Jack Pinnington Jones.

Flavio Cobolli consolidates that early break with a hold to 30 after Jack Pinninton Jones' forehand flies well wide off the rim of his racquet.