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That's all from today's tennis team.

World number one Jannik Sinner progressed in straight sets on his first Gran Slam match since his three-month doping ban.

Earlier on Monday, Great Britain's Emma Raducanu, Jacob Fearnley and Katie Boulter all progressed to the second round but Jodie Burrage was beaten.

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz also safely made it through, but Four-time major winner Naomi Osaka and ninth seed Emma Navarro fell to shock defeats

We'll be back tomorrow morning. See ya then!

Jannik Sinner on Rafael Nadal's footprint on Court Philippe Chatrier: "What can I say. He's very special. The player we all know but the person he was and still is. He's never changed with success.

"This is the least this court can do to put his footprint here. Fourteen times winning the trophy here. He is a role model to all of us. I think the next generation, how he behaved on court, how he treats people, every ball boy and ball girl, it's just amazing."

Paris St-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is in the crowd, watching his fellow Italian Jannik Sinner.

He got a decent reception when Sinner namechecked him. There were one or two boos though. Must be Marseille fans.

World number one Jannik Sinner on Court Philippe Chatrier: "All good. I cannot speak French, I'm sorry guys.

"First-round matches are never easy. I'm very happy with how I handled the situation, especially in the third set. I want to thank everyone who came out and being so fair to me too. I know he's a French player but I felt very appreciated.

"I have some very special guys up there. Gian, [Gianluigi Donnarumma] thank you for coming. He's the best goalkeeper you have guys so thanks guys.

"I'm just trying to focus on my side. I missed a couple of my shots. I try to learn how he moves a little bit. But I tried to gain confidence again. He made a couple of mistakes when he was serving for the set so that gave me some help. But I just tried to have the right mindset and attitude. The next match will be very special."

On facing Frenchman Richard Gasquet in the next round: "It doesn't get any better. I'm very happy to be in this position. I know where he is in his position. He gave so much to this sport. I am very happy to share a court with him. I know you are going to support him. It's OK. I know that, I'm just happy to share a court with him so let's see."

Arthur Rinderknech gets a great reaction as he waves goodbye to the crowd.

The world number 75 made plenty of friends today.

Brutal. Sinner flashes a forehand deep into the corner.

40-15.

Unreturnable serve. 30-15.

An epic rally this time which has Sinner trying a 'tweener shot between his legs as he scampers backwards, but his lob goes long.

15-15.

A long rally ends with Rinderknech netting. That's the story of the night. Sinner's perseverance, staying in rallies, not budging one bit.

The home crowd sense a drop in Rinderknech's mood so rise to their feet and applaud. They're still with the home hero who's put in a fantastic shift tonight.

You've got to feel for Arthur Rinderknech. He gets into the next point but then hits an overhead smash wide.

Jannik Sinner breaks again to win a fourth consecutive game, and now he'll serve for a spot in the second round.

Double fault. And what a time to do it.

Rinderknech goes long. The crowd groan.

Rinderknech and Sinner continue to match each other. The Frenchman fires into the net after another long rally. 30-30.

But then Sinner can't return a wide serve. 40-30 and a chance to hold.

The pressure has got to Rinderknech. He fires a forehand long and then wants the umpire to check a first serve call of out.

She has a look but doesn't overrule. 0-15.

Boom. A forehand winner from Sinner is then followed up by a loose Rinderknech error.

From 5-2 it's now 5-5.

Jannik Sinner has no intention in playing a fourth set. He gallops to 30-0 thanks to two more forced errors from Rinderknech.

World class from Sinner who has Rinderknech running again and the Frenchman is forced to net.

We're back on serve in the third.

Rinderknech snookers himself by coming forward but can't divert the ball back on the half-volley.

5-2 might become 5-4. It's 30-40.