Well that's us done on day five, another day of scintillating action - check out all of the very best shots below:

In the men's draw defending champion Carlos Alcaraz battled through five absorbing sets to beat American Frances Tiafoe.

And in the women's draw British wildcard Emma Raducanu smashed her way past Greek world number nine Maria Sakkari.

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Wondering what we'll be covering for you tomorrow?

Here is the running order on the two show courts to whet your appetite:

CENTRE COURT

• Cameron Norrie v Alexander Zverev
• Ons Jabeur v Elina Svitolina
• Alexei Popyrin v Novak Djokovic

COURT ONE

• Shelton v Shapovalov (continued from Friday)
• Swiatek v Putintseva
• Rybakina v Wozniacki
• Arevalo/Zhang v Murray/Raducanu

Malik: Jannik Sinner is cruising through Wimbledon like a pro! It's like watching a tennis masterclass, with Sinner as the professor and the court as his lecture hall. The No. 1 seed is proving why he's the top dog, and it's a joy to watch him dominate the competition. Keep it up, Jannik, and you might just take home the trophy!

World number one Jannik Sinner on his win over Miomir Kecmanovic:

"I'm very happy about my performance today. I felt like I was hitting the ball with good pace. I'm very happy about that."

On his Wimbledon so far:

"It feels great to be back here. It's a very, very special place, if not the most special place to play tennis and I love the atmosphere here so this all combined makes me very happy."

On what he's learnt over the years about playing on grass:

"To make friendship with the grass! Be very kind to the grass and something positive will happen. In the beginning, I was struggling a lot but every year I feel like I am improving so let's see what I can do this year but being happy on the court is the most important."

Jannik Sinner is enjoying some 2024.

He kicked it off with victory at the Australian Open and he hasn't looked back.

Tonight's win was Sinner's 41st at ATP level this year, taking him beyond Casper Ruud (40) for the outright most wins of any player in 2024.

After going four sets in round one and two, Jannik Sinner will be delighted to have wrapped up this match in three.

He was on court for just one hour and 36 minutes.

Sinner will play either Denis Shapovalov or Ben Shelton in the last 16.

American 14th seed Shelton was leading Canadian Shapovalov 3-2 in the first set when their match was stopped by rain earlier. They will resume from 13:00 BST on Court One tomorrow.

Jannik Sinner faults on first serve and then rounds off a competitive rally emphatically with a cross-court forehand, which flies past Miomir Kecmanovic at 89mph! Deuce.

Sinner steps up to the net and angles another forehand away for advantage.

In typical Jannik Sinner style - he's done it many times already tonight alone - he turns the game on its head in a matter of seconds to level at 30-30.

Oh. Miomir Kecmanovic has his first break point of the match.

The fans on Centre Court do their best to show support to Miomir Kecmanovic as he takes a 30-0 lead against serve.

There hasn't been much to cheer for the Serbian but the crowd are on their feet.

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Miomir Kecmanovic certainly does look to be dejected, it hasn't been the longest three sets but it has undoubtedly been draining both physically and mentally.

He holds to 15.

Jannik Sinner will serve for the match.

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Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Miomir Kecmanovic is looking dispirited. When that happens, your energy level drops. It's just so hard to keep the morale up when the belief goes down.

Jannik Sinner wants this over with.

Leading 40-0 he meets a Miomir Kecmanovic drop shot with time to spare and fizzes it cross-court.

A hold to love and a game away from the last 16.

The service game looks to be getting away from Miomir Kecmanovic but he fights back with an ace to level at 30-30.

The Serbian is wide on his next return to hand Sinner another look at break point.

And he overcooks it to hand the game to the world number one.

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A rare moment of recklessness from Jannik Sinner as he attempts to smash an overhead volley when he could have played a more simple shot and he gets it all wrong. It's straight into the ground without crossing the net. 15-15.

Miomir Kecmanovic gets to deuce - the closest he's been to a shot at break point - but Sinner just moves through the gears and eventually fires in an ace to take the game.

Miomir Kecmanovic is is on track to hold, leading 40-15, as Jannik Sinner sends a forehand deep into the corner.

It's called out and the Italian initially challenges but then changes his mind at the last moment as he takes his seat.

Miomir Kecmanovic wants to hit back straight away and a forehand down the line establishes a 30-0 lead.

But that's as good as it gets. Jannik Sinner is yet to be broken in this match and he extends that record with an ace to seal his fourth successive point and the game.

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Jannik Sinner issues an apology as his forehand scrapes the net cord and bounces out of Miomir Kecmanovic's reach.

It gives him two opportunities at break point.

Kecmanovic defends the first but smashes into the ground at full stretch on the second.