Jacob Fearnley pushes a backhand into the net and hands Stan Wawrinka the hold.

The 2015 Roland Garros champion edges in front for the first time on Court 14.

A rocket of a forehand cross-court winner pulls Stan Wawrinka 40-15 ahead with the help of a couple of unforced errors from Jacob Fearnley.

But the British world number 55 recovers well and a few big hits see us to deuce.

After seven games without a break to begin this match, the pair have just completed back-to-back service breaks.

Burrage hit a wonderful backhand return to go 0-15 up before working the court to go 15-40 up and give herself two break-back points.

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And he gets it! After Jacob Fearnley's solid start, we're back level at 2-2 in this opening set as Stan Wawrinka breaks back.

The Swiss player definitely has the crowd on his side today.

Jodie Burrage's service falters for the first time in this game and Danielle Collins is there to capitalise.

The American is getting into the swing of things now, with some powerful hitting giving her a 0-30 lead before she closed out the break of serve at 15-40.

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There's that famous Stan Wawrinka one-handed backhand. He fires it straight at Jacob Fearnley who doesn't have enough time to absorb the power and he flaps the ball back beyond the baseline.

Three break points for Wawrinka.

Stan Wawrinka gets himself on the board.

He's not in for an easy ride against Jacob Fearnley today. The British number two dug in there and pulled level at 30-30, but Wawrinka gets the job done with a huge first serve.

No surprises as yet on court eight as Danielle Collins ease through her service game.

Burrage looks quite relaxed on her main draw debut - as she should be because she is still going toe-to-toe with the former world number seven.

Jacob Fearnley gets the hold over the line with an ace and then another unreturnable serve.

A great start against the former French Open champion.

Stan Wawrinka tries to squeeze the first break point down the line, but he's misses and Jacob Fearnley takes us to deuce with a crunching cross-court winner.

Jodie Burrage was just staring at the prospect of going 15-40 down in her service game, but the British number seven hit her second ace of the match to go 40-30 up.

Some good play ensures another service hold for her in the early stages of this match.

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Jacob Fearnley dictates play with big forehand hitting from the baseline before landing a lovely little drop shot that Stan Wawrinka gets to but can't lift over.

But the Briton finds himself in deep trouble with a double fault gifting Wawrinka two break points.

What a start that is for Jacob Fearnley.

After winning the first point with a delightful forehand down the line, he wins the next two points for three break points.

He misses the first one, but Stan Wawrinka plants the next one into the net.

Everything is toe-to-toe on court eight - and Danielle Collins has just posted another strong hold of serve.

That's five consecutive service holds to kick-off what's sure to be an interesting clash between Collins and Burrage.

Right then, let's get going. Will it be youth or experience that prevails on Court 14 today?

The 40-year-old Stan Wawrinka will serve first against 23-year-old Jacob Fearnley to get us under way.

Both players are holding their own so far out on court eight.

Jodie Burrage is continuing her solid start with yet another hold of serve.

There isn't too much parting the two players at the moment...

Stan Wawrinka has been left hanging.

He's arrived and ready to start his warm-up preparations, but he's been kept waiting by Jacob Fearnley.

The British number two is late showing up to Court 14, but here he comes and there's a yell of relief from the crowd.

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British number two Jacob Fearnley is about to make his French Open debut against 2015 Roland Garros champion Stan Wawrinka on Court 14.

Fearnley has risen to world number 55 after less than a year as a professional, and has won eight of his 13 matches since contesting his first ATP Tour clay match back in April.

On the opposite side of the net, world number 138 Wawrinka will be hoping his extensive clay-court experience will pay him dividends.

Daniel Kiernan
Former British tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I've coached against both of these players and I've noticed that they play on their terms.

Usually, the player that plays on their terms tends to be less inclined to try and work out their opponents so that's what is going to make this match fascinating in some ways.

They will both want to take their backhands early, but I would say Burrage's forehand is better than Collins'.