Jack Pinnington Jones saves the first but a double fault hands over the break.

Flavio Cobolli can see the finish line and is hurtling towards it.

The Italian races into a 40-15 lead as he seeks an early break.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

That is tough on Jack Pinnington Jones. That was a fabulous set of tennis from both players.

A lot of credit should go to Pinnington Jones because he really hung in there well. He learned from that first set where he just couldn't stand toe-to-toe with Flavio Cobolli's pace.

He started to absorb the pace, stay in the rallies and he gave just as much back. He came so close to levelling things up.

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Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That's a real blow for Jack Pinnington Jones. He really battled in that set, got himself into good positions to potentially snatch it but Flavio Cobolli's big serve was too much before that backhand into the net by Pinnington Jones was met by a collective groan from the British fans watching.

Tough going now for Pinnington Jones as he looks to keep his Wimbledon run going.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Britain’s Jamie Murray and American team-mate Rajeev Ram are facing an early exit from the men’s doubles competition.

The pair are up against Francisco Cabral and Lucas Miedler and, having lost a marathon 22-point tie-break in the first set, they’re also now a break down in the second.

They celebrate together after Ram manages to hold serve to keep them in touch at 4-2, and those watching - including those trying to catch a look on their tip toes in the gangway - offer their encouragement.

But they’re running out of time if they are to find a way to turn this around.

The first set lasted just 22 minutes but that second set ran for 63 minutes.

That's down to improvements from Jack Pinnington Jones rather than any drop-off from Flavio Cobolli.

How will the Briton react with his back against the wall in this third?

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

It’s packed down at court six as British pair Alicia Barnett and Eden Silva just miss out on a place in round two to Camila Osorio and Alycia Parks.

After a dominant opener they went down in three sets.

It’s been a bit of a running joke at the tournament so far that I am putting out the seeds and Brits. Every match I go to seems to be an upset.

I can only apologise girls.

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American 10th seed Emma Navarro speaks after beating Veronika Kudermetova: "I'm feeling really good, I played on this court back in juniors so it was good to be back here today. It's intimate, I feel the energy from the crowd, I had some New Yorkers back here cheering me on. It's a really fun court so I am happy to survive and advance and see another day here at Wimbledon."

On being one of the top seeds left in the tournament: "A few seeds out on the WTA side especially, it is kind of anyone's tournament so we will see what happens."

How she is feeling on the grass: "I'm feeling good, it's a surface I really enjoy and have a lot of fun on and these courts at Wimbledon are pretty unbeatable. They're certainly the best in the world. I'm enjoying myself, trying not to tear up the grass too much at the baseline and having some fun."

Jack Pinnington Jones puts a backhand into the net and that's the set.

Heartbreaking for the Briton who raced into a commanding position in that tie-break.

Flavio Cobolli has one foot in the third round.

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Jack Pinnington Jones' return from the baseline is agonisingly short.

The 22-year-old takes a moment and a sip of water to compose himself at the change of ends.

Flavio Cobolli was a huge serve to hold and earn set point.

Fantastic play from Flavio Cobolli under serious pressure.

Cobolli races to the side of the court to volley a winner into the corner and Jack Pinnington Jones' mini-break is gone again.

A drop shot winner keeps him in front and hands over set point.

Jack Pinnington Jones gets another mini-break to close in on the second set.

The Briton puts too much on a forehand as the match ticks over one hour of play.

Not the time for Jack Pinnington Jones to double fault.

The mini-break is wiped off.

Flavio Cobolli tries to go down the line but he angle is slightly off and the ball lands in the tramlines.

Flavio Cobolli needs to stop this run of points and fast.

The Italian gets a couple of holds to settle back down.

Jack Pinnington Jones is still up by a mini-break.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Flavio Cobolli has been a bit up and down in this set, so I think he could throw in a few errors into this tie-break.

The Italian has been a lot more hot and cold compared to the first set, in which he was boiling hot.

Jack Pinnington Jones is doing well to stay in these points - a great start to the tie-break.

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Flavio Cobolli gets the swing wrong on his forehand and it's long.

A double hold for Jack Pinnington Jones puts him firmly in control of the tie-break.

A perfect start for Jack Pinnington Jones.

The Briton gets going with a mini-break.

Flavio Cobolli puts his hands on his head after failing to return a drop shot. The Italian had done the hard bit - running from the back of the court to make good contact - but hooked into the net and misses out on getting break point.

Jack Pinnington Jones goes on to hold and force the tie-break.

Jack Pinnington Jones, who beat former world number 27 Tomas Martin Etcheverry in the first round, is once again showing he is capable of mixing it with more experienced opponents.

Flavio Cobolli might be just 22 years old but has already won two ATP titles and is ranked number 24 in the world.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Tenth seed Emma Navarro escapes becoming the latest top-10 seed to fall in the women's draw with an assured win over Veronika Kudermetova.

The American is one of five top-10 seeds left in the women's singles draw after three days which has seen four of the top five go out.

Mirra Andreeva and Iga Swiatek are also due to play today. Will they also avoid an early exit at the Championships?