A reminder that Novak Djokovic is through to the semi-finals of Wimbledon after Alex de Minaur withdrew from their last-eight tie because of a hip injury.

The Australian ninth seed was scheduled to take on 24-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic in Wednesday's second match on Centre Court.

Djokovic, 37, is handed a walkover and will face the winner of this match on Court One in the semi-finals.

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Nick Kyrgios
Australian tennis player on BBC TV

That’s big tennis from Musetti. He threaded the needle.

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Lorenzo Musetti holds his serve, and his nerve, to square the match at one-set all.

Taylor Fritz holds both points on serve despite review from Lorenzo Musetti.

Can the Italian take the set on his serve?

Taylor Fritz wildly overhits to give Lorenzo Musetti a chance at set point.

Nick Kyrgios
Australian tennis player on BBC TV

Both players have struggled a little with the wind, but Musetti is looking confident.

It is not traditional grass court tennis from Musetti – it looks like he’s playing on a clay court.

Lorenzo Musetti is still up a break after Taylor Fritz confidently holds two points and serve.

Nip and tuck.

Nick Kyrgios
Australian tennis player on BBC TV

For a big server like Fritz, it is about looking after your own ball and looking after your return.

But it is all about making a good start.

First couple of points to Lorenzo Musetti in the tie-break as Taylor Fritz advances to the net and is caught short, then has a line call upheld by the ball-tracking technology.

Jan Zielinski serves for the match but isn't able to get the job done on Centre Court as Su-wei Hseih misses a forehand volley at the crucial moment.

Joe Salisbury and Heather Watson celebrate. The British pair are still in this.

A commanding hold from Taylor Fritz as he attempts to set the tone before we head to a tie-break.

Lorenzo Musetti has not lost composure throughout this match. Never letting his emotions get the better of him. An unflustered service game gives him a 6-5 lead as we head towards a potential tie-break in the second set.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

Always nice for Fritz to have that serve in the locker. That was a massive hold.

He’s been up against it but he has responded very well once he’d lost his serve.

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A booming serve from Taylor Fritz and an unforced error from Lorenzo Musetti allows the American to save the break before he closes out the game for a vital hold.

Some chinks in Fritz's serving armour, though.

A sliced backhand from Joe Salisbury on deuce is followed by a missed forehand from Jan Zielinski as the British pair break back.

Still all to play for in this second set.

Plenty of applause from the Centre Court crowd which includes Richard E. Grant.

Taylor Fritz, however, finds himself in a little bit of trouble on his service game.

Set point for Lorenzo Musetti.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A set and a break up earlier on, but Fritz was then left on the brink of losing the second set to make it a set apiece.

A 'tweener' from beyond the baseline would have been spectacular if he'd succeeded, but wide it went and that gave Musetti a break-point chance, which the Italian took to serve for the set.

But Fritz keeps the set alive by instantly breaking back, largely thanks to an excellent cross-court winner that somehow squeezed in, sportingly applauded by his opponent.

If Musetti does not win this set or match then that game is one he'd look back on and wish he could play again.

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Well, well, well.

Incredible from Taylor Fritz. Who immediately breaks back after a thrilling game, featuring a stunning passing backhand winner and a smash at the net.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

Musetti has done very well. He’s recognised he was on the back foot. He’s got on the front foot.

He's more aggressive and taking the ball on and moving in the right direction.