Russia's 14th seed Daria Kasatkina has been in fine form in this tournament, only dropping three games in her first two matches. Earlier today, she was the first winner on Thursday, with a 6-0 6-0 demolition job on Britain's Lily Miyazaki.

And this was how Arthur Fils won that first set, via a tie-break.

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Impressive stuff from the 20-year-old Frenchman Arthur Fils, who has taken the first set over seventh seed Hubert Hurkacz and looked assured on his service games over on court two.

As always feel free to play your part and send us your thoughts on all the action. Which Britons are going to go the furthest in the men's and women's singles and why? How far will they get?

How will the Murray brothers get on in the men's doubles?

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Dreamy.

Centre Court is looking gorgeous this morning.

It’s actually pretty breezy courtside and that could cause a few issues for Jacob Fearnley and Novak Djokovic if it doesn’t die down.

With little under two hours until they play, one of the roof trusses is moving along the mechanical rails with the help of wheeled bogies.

Initially I wondered if it was going to protect the baseline in the sun, but looks like it is simply going into position at the end where the Royal Box is.

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What a game. American 12th seed Madison Keys finally breaks Wang Yafan at the seventh time of asking, after Wang's opening service game of the second set went to deuce eight times.

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Lovely stuff from Daria Kasatkina as she signs rather large tennis balls and notepads for a group of youngsters waiting outside court 18.

“Is that Kasatkina?” they excitedly say as she approaches.

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British-American pair Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram have just taken the first set 7-5 against Casper Ruud of Norway and American William Blumberg on court 11.

But Britons Sarah Beth Grey and Tara Moore are out after losing 6-1 6-2 to Ellen Perez of Australia and American Nicole Melichar-Martinez on court nine.

Over on court seven, Briton Olivia Nicholls and Slovak partner Tereza Mihalikova have won the first set 6-4 against Dutch-Brazilian duo Demi Schuurs and Luisa Stefani.

Remember, you can watch the action at the top of this page and on BBC iPlayer.

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And that is that. Lily Miyazika’s Wimbledon journey comes to an end after a brilliant display from Eastbourne champion Daria Kasatkina.

In truth, the Brit never got going and Kasatkina was relentless.

The 14th seed is a force to be reckoned with and she gives an almost apologetic wave to the crowd.

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Hubert Hurkacz, the 2021 semi-finalist and seventh seed this year, has been taken to a tie-break in this first set by France's Arthur Fils. Neither dropped a game on their serve in the first set.

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Daria Kasatkina is now serving for the double bagel.

We’ve been here on court 18 for just 45 minutes and it’s been pretty devastating stuff from the Eastbourne winner.

The support from the crowd hasn’t wavered for Brit Lily Miyazaki and every point is cheered as though she’s won a game.

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If you look out from the back of Centre Court you can see Wimbledon Park - which is a political hot potato round these parts.

The All England Club wants to build 39 new tennis courts and an 8,000-seater stadium on the land, which was once home to the Wimbledon Park golf course and now hosts several hospitality tents during the Championships.

The extra courts would allow Wimbledon qualifying to take place on-site - in line with the other three Grand Slams.

But local residents, who describe it as "an industrial tennis complex", are unhappy with the environmental consequences of the scheme.

The 'Save Wimbledon Park' campaign is using this fortnight as an opportunity to raise awareness and ask tennis fans for support.

A number of people are handing out leaflets close to the All England Club, while several spray-painted slogans hanging outside houses show the strength of feeling.

You can read more about the issue here.

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We're racing to a conclusion on court 18. Daria Kasatkina has just broken for a fourth time this match and boasts a commanding lead in the second.

A long way back for Briton Lily Miyazaki.

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American 12th seed Madison Keys has wrapped up the first set in 36 minutes over on court 12, over Yafan Wang of China.

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Well, a stark contrast from yesterday. The sun's out and even though The Hill looked like this earlier, I'm sure in a few hours time, there will be less green and more people.

The fans are being treated to some great British crackers.

I spoke to a few stewards who were standing by to assist the public with any queries and they said they could turn people away from The Hill if it gets full.

So, if you're here, make sure you find a spot early and get your SPF on.

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Away from the action, Daria Kasatkina’s partner is sat just to my right with her Pikachu backpack.

That’s a proper throwback to the Pokemon card collecting days.

After breaking the Spaniard Jaume Munar twice, Australian Alex de Minaur, the ninth seed, has wrapped up the first set efficiently on court three.

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It only took 19 minutes and this was how 14th seed Daria Kasatkina wrapped up the first set against Britain's Lily Miyazaki.

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I get the feeling court 18 might erupt if Lily Miyazaki manages to win a game.

Daria Kasatkina is one of the contenders for the title and playing brilliantly but the Brit may have been hoping for a little better than this.

Still, there’s still a bit to go yet.