Here comes the rain again.

With Sonay Kartal up 40-0 on serve, the umpire declares that play has been suspended and the covers are hastily brought on.

It doesn't look too heavy but it is enough to stop play for a while at least on the outside courts.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Now the rain has gone, the practice courts at Aorangi Park are buzzing.

Emma Raducanu, who plays third on Court One in several hours or so, is warming up with fellow Briton Lily Miyazaki.

Miyazaki also faces a longish wait until she plays. A second round match against 14th seed Daria Kasatkina is scheduled fourth on Court Three.

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A crouching two-handed backhand from the baseline from Anca Todoni flies off target, wide left, and Coco Gauff has raced into a 2-0 lead already.

Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It feels like an autumnal day. It’s not particularly nice for tennis. We’ve had the worst of the rain and it wasn't very heavy.

The courts are being uncovered after a delay of just over two hours.

Even if there is no further rain that’s going to cause a minor headache for schedulers because some of the first round matches (including Dan Evans’ match) weren’t finished yesterday and it will be a challenge to get everything done today.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That's not a bad way to start, is it? A brutal ace from Anca Todini.

But it's a downhill slope from there, topped off by a double fault.

Coco Gauff, who is cheered on with shouts of "come on Coco", has the early advantage.

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Wow, there isn’t a seat spare on court three at Brit Sonay Kartal takes on Clara Burel for a spot in the third round. The winner of this match could end up facing US Open champion Coco Gauff.

It’s Kartal’s biggest match of her career and the fans are out in force!

Johanna Konta
Former British number one on BBC TV

Coco Gauff has gone through so much emotional and personal growth while continuing to make her way up the rankings and continuing to be successful.

It bodes well not just for a successful career but success over a long period of time which is where we see some of the great numbers coming in.

She could find herself being among the greats.

Sonay Kartal claimed her maiden Wimbledon win on Monday and it was an impressive one as she ousted 29th seed Sorana Cirstea.

The British qualifier came through in three sets, 3-6 6-2 6-0 - winning the last 10 games in the match.

The 22-year-old makes it 11 games in a row as she holds to 15 to start this one.

A great start for the second seed Coco Gauff as Anca Todini sends in a double fault at a terrible time, break point down and the American is off to a flyer.

A forehand from the baseline goes long from Anca Todoni and that instantly gives Coco Gauff a chance of a break in the very first game of the day.

And here we go. Play. Finally.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Out comes Coco Gauff, followed very closely by Anca Todoni - greeted with a big round of applause on Court One.

There are plenty of American fans in the seats in front of me craning to get a picture of their world number two.

Big cheers from the crowd on court three as, two hours later than scheduled, the players make their way out.

It's Britain's Sonay Kartal taking on world number 45 Clara Burel.

The Frenchwoman wins the toss and will receive once the warm-ups are done.

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Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I don’t want to get ahead of myself but it’s looking a lot brighter than it did half an hour ago.

Are we about to get some play going? I think so.

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Janet: Andy Murray has long been an advocate of women's tennis and women's sport in general. Great to see him partnering with a woman whose career is still early. Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray will be great to watch. Fantastic news.

Debbie: So happy for Andy Murray to be able to have joy out of Wimbledon this year. His pair up with Emma Raducanu is the one we've waited for and it will be exciting to see him with Jamie Murray for the first time. After disappointment, there's some joy and hopefully wins.

Anon: Madacanu would get my vote to be Andy and Emma’s team name.

Laura Robson
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

You may or may not have noticed that there aren't currently any matches taking place on Court One.

Former British number one Laura Robson has the answer.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, Robson said: "It is all about protecting the grass courts. You don’t want to go too heavy on your stadium courts. The ground staff probably think they've got off lightly with the day’s play on court one, maybe work on it for a couple of hours this evening, and it is used right throughout the tournament.

"Whereas if you can move matches onto court two and three, they’re not used as much in the second week of the tournament.

"Because it is a live surface, you are constantly thinking about protecting the baselines especially as much as possible."

Francesca: Why not just start playing under the roof earlier when it first started raining, why wait until 1pm?

A great question - and who better to answer than Nottingham tournament director and BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon - Laura Robson

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Our first match of the day will be getting under way shortly - a little later than planned, no thanks to the weather.

Thankfully, the roof is closed on Court One and the crowds are filing in to see Coco Gauff up against Romania's Anca Todoni.