Good morning and welcome to Sports Mole's live text coverage of the fourth day of the 126th Wimbledon Championships.
We're in the second round at the All England club and today the big names taking to court are Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka.
From a British perspective in the women's draw, Anne Keothavong takes on 10th-seed Sara Errani, while Elena Baltacha faces last year's champion Petra Kvitova. Both women will be hoping to join Heather Watson in the third round.
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22.18On that bombshell that's it from us tonight. We hope you've enjoyed our coverage from day four of the Wimbledon Championships. There were wins for Andy Murray, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga Andy Roddick and Juan Martin del Potro on the men's side of the draw but the main story of the day, and of the tournament, is Rosol's shock victory over Rafael Nadal.
Meanwhile, there were wins for Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka in the women's draw, but Brits Anne Keothavong and Elena Baltacha were knocked out.
Thanks again for joining us, we hope you've had a good evening and we hope to see you again tomorrow when Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic will be in action. Goodnight!
22.13One stat being thrown about is that Rafael Nadal hadn't lost at this stage in a tournament since 2005.
22.11One person who will be having a wry smile tonight is Andy Murray. The Brit is in the same side of the draw. That said, there won't be many who would like to face Rosol following that performance. Some outrageously clean hitting.
22.09Rosol: "I don't know what to say. It's a miracle for me, I never expected something like this. I don't know what to say."
22.06The strength of Rosol's hitting through the entire five sets was something to behold. The Centre Court crowd file out stunned.
22.05Incredible! I'm lost for words! That has to be one of the biggest upsets in Wimbledon history as world number 100 Lukas Rosol beats the great Rafael Nadal in five sets. The Centre Court crowd goes absolutely insane.
22.04GAME, SET AND MATCH! Nadal 7-6[9] 4-6 4-6 6-2 4-6 Rosol
22.02A massive forehand winner makes it 30-0...
22.02Big ace from Rosol, 15-0...
22.01Rosol fires wide and it'll be the Czech to serve for the match. Unbelievable tension inside Centre Court.
21.58Nadal goes long and it's 15-30...
21.56The Czech holds and is just one game away from one of the biggest upsets in Wimbledon history. He leads 5-3.
21.54Rosol takes a 0-30 lead on the Nadal serve with two stunning winners, but the Spaniard fights back to hold. My palms are sweating.
21.50Now it's Rosol who holds to love. The Czech rounds off his game with a booming ace to go 4-2 in front.
21.47Powerful stuff from Nadal now as he holds to love.
21.45Rosol shows no sign of relenting here as a couple of ripping winners see him hold serve and lead 3-1.
21.41Nadal gets off the mark in this set with a love service game. Can he now find a break to draw himself level?
21.38The Czech consolidates the break with a hold thanks to a Nadal error. To repeat: Rosol is ranked 100th in the world.
21.36Unbelievable! Nadal can't put away the smash and Rosol's return forces the number two seed into the error. Rosol leads 1-0!
21.35Break point for Rosol...
21.27Here we go then. It's Rafael Nadal who will get this fifth set up and running. Anyone else really excited?
21.21The players are now walking back onto Centre Court...
21.16We're hearing that the players will be out any moment now and Nadal will serve first.
21.12We're hoping that play will be resumed shortly between Rafael Nadal and Lukas Rosol. They're just sorting the roof out.
21.10In the Women's draw, Brits Anne Keothavong and Elena Baltacha dropped out in the second round, but there were triumphs for Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams, Angelique Kerber and Victoria Azarenka.
21.08UPDATE: Sam Querrey's contest with Milos Raonic has also been halted due to bad light. They were also level at one set apiece.
21.07UPDATE: Anabel Medina Garrigues's match with Jana Cepelova has been suspended due to bad light with the score at one set all.
21.06On the Men's side of the draw there were wins for Andy Murray, David Ferrer, Juan Martin Del Potro and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, while Britain's James Ward was the unlucky loser in five sets to Mardy Fish.
21.03Right, while we're waiting, here's a quick recap of some of today's results...
20.54SET! Medina Garrigues 7-6[7] 6-7[5] Cepelova
20.53Meanwhile, we still have two matches going on as Sam Querrey is one set apiece with Milos Raonic and Anabel Medina Garrigues is also level on one set each against Jana Cepelova.
20.50The players are going off to mull over tactics for what is a huge set in the context of these Championships. Nadal may be the less happy with the delay as the momentum is firmly with the Spaniard. Rosol is probably relieved as he was losing his footing in the match out there.
20.49Nadal breaks Rosol for the second time and this one is going to a decider. The umpire announces that the roof is going to be closed to finish the match, but it will take around 30 minutes before play is resumed.
20.48Querrey 6-7[3] 7-6[7] Raonic
20.47SET! Nadal 7-6[9] 4-6 4-6 6-2 Rosol
20.42Nadal consolidates the break by holding his own serve thanks to an awkward delivery down the service line. The Spaniard leads 5-2. Only one winner from here?
20.38The number two seed pumps his fist with delight as Rosol fires long with a backhand. Could that be the turning point in this match?
20.38An opening for Nadal now as he has two break points...
20.35The Czech fires wide and Nadal holds to go 3-2 in front. The Spaniard seems to be getting into his rhythm now. It's taken him some time, but better late than never.
20.33The match referee has said that this contest will be concluded tonight, even if the roof needs to be closed.
20.31Nadal again threatened to break there, but Rosol sees off the Spaniard with the most casual of forehands to make it 2-2.
20.27Rosol goes long and Nadal holds to love. Neither player looks like they are about to wane just yet. still a lot of intensity out there.
20.24It was touch and go for a moment there, but the Czech holds thanks to a wayward Nadal forehand.
20.21Rosol ends a tentative rally by slamming a forehand into the net as Nadal leads 1-0.
20.17Nadal will get this fourth set underway...
20.15Incredible. I think everyone was waiting for Rosol to fade away, but he's only got stronger and now leads by two sets to one. Are we on the verge of the shock of the tournament? Nadal needs the next two sets to avoid that.
20.14SET! Nadal 7-6[9] 4-6 4-6 Rosol
20.13Two set points for Rosol...
20.13Despite a terrible opening set for Elena Baltacha, she puts up much more of a fight in the second. However, it isn't enough as she joins Anne Keothavong and James Ward as today's British losers. Defending champion Kvitova will now play American Varvara Lepchenko in the third round.
20.11GAME, SET AND MATCH! Baltacha 0-6 4-6 Kvitova
20.10Nadal holds comfortably to love which means that Rosol will serve for the third set and a 2-1 lead.
20.08That was a huge game for Rosol. He gave Nadal an opening with a double-fault, but the Czech showed great strength to come back and hold.
20.04Nadal finds his feet again to hold serve and make it 3-4.
20.01Rosol shows a great variety of shots to hold serve to love. He's looking in control here.
19.58The players had a little coming-together there in the changeover. This is bubbling up nicely...
19.57Nadal keeps himself in the third set with a hold to love. He now trails 2-3.
19.55Rosol goes 3-1 ahead in this third set thanks to a couple of aces. Nadal's feathers are ruffled out there, to say the least. A stunned hush falls over Centre Court.
19.54SET! Querrey 6-7[3] Raonic
19.53But Rosol takes the third! This is quite something here on Centre Court. Nadal is now talking to the umpire. Not too sure what that's all about but it could be something to do with Rosol's preparation while the Spaniard is waiting to serve. Either way he's a break down again. Rosol leads 2-1.
19.51Nadal saves the second with an ace that nearly decapitates a line judge.
19.51SET! Medina-Garrigues 7-6[7] Cepelova
19.50He squanders the first with a wild forehand.
19.50Oh my. Nadal hits long and Rosol has three break points...
19.48Now it's Rosol who manages a love service game. Neither man giving anything up at the start of this third set.
19.47BREAKING NEWS: Ivo Karlovic accuses officials of bias towards Andy Murray following the Croatian's second-round defeat earlier today.
19.45A dominant start to the third set from Nadal as he holds to love.
19.45Elsewhere, Anabel Medina Garrigues is into a first-set tie-break with Jana Cepelova.
19.42Oh, do we have a match here now. Rosol launches an ace past Nadal to level things up at one set apiece. The Czech has been dynamite out there while Nadal has been somewhat below par. Can he turn it around? Uncle Toni looks as ice cold as ever...
19.41SET! Nadal 7-6[9] 4-6 Rosol
19.38Nadal holds so it'll be Rosol serving for the second set. An interesting few minutes are about to unfold on Centre Court.
19.36Yet more bad news for Elena Baltacha as she's broken at the start of the second set by Petra Kvitova. It could take something close to a miracle for the Brit to turn that one around having lost the opening set 0-6.
19.35Nadal's down again as he tries to reach a Rosol drop shot. However, he can't and the Czech holds to make it 5-3. He's got the former champion running all over the shop here.
19.32The Spaniard holds his ankle following a slip on a forehand. He seems to be okay.
19.30That's more like it from Nadal. Some powerful play from the baseline gives him a hold of serve.
19.28Nadal can't return another rocket of a serve from Rosol and the Czech goes 4-2 in front.
19.26A bit of (recent) background: Rosol was knocked out in the third round at Eastbourne but did see of Andy Murray's next opponent, Marcos Baghdatis, in round two of the tournament.
19.25The Spaniard holds serve with a deft drop shot over the net to make it 2-3.
19.23Superb from Rosol as a stinging forehand winner makes it 30-30 on the Nadal serve.
19.22An awful opening set for British number two Elena Baltacha against defending champions Petra Kvitova as the Czech brushes Baltacha aside 6-0.
19.21SET! Baltacha 0-6 Kvitova
19.20Nadal does his best to return the Rosol serve, but he can't only stop himself getting hit in the face as the Czech holds to lead 3-1.
19.17It's the first time that these two have faced each other and it's quite obvious that Rosol is not daunted whatsoever by playing one of the greats of the modern game.
19.16An ace sees Nadal hold serve for the first time in this set. Rosol leads 2-1.
19.14Sam Querrey's match with Milos Raonic has just started...
19.14A forehand into the corner sees Rosol capitalise on the service break to lead 2-0. Nadal is making plenty of errors out there.
19.12It's bad news for Elena Baltacha as she is broken early against Petra Kvitova, allowing the Czech to race into a 3-0 lead.
19.10A huge slice of luck for Rosol as the ball clips the net for the point. He has three break points and takes the first one after Nadal double-faults. Despite taking the first set, the number two seed has uncharacteristically guven his opponent an opening here.
19.06Nadal, having received plenty of wolf-whistles while changing his shirt, will get us underway in this second set.
19.04Devastating for the Czech as he slams his shot into the net to hand Nadal the first set after 62 minutes. That was a very tough opener for the Spaniard, but he just had enough to come through.
19.03SET! Nadal 7-6[9] Rosol
19.01HOWEVER, the real talking point here is Nadal's match with Rosol. We're still in the tie-break at 9-9...
19.01British number two Elena Baltach has just started her second-round match against defending champion Petra Kvitova...
18.54Ward: "I gave it my all and today it just wasn't good enough. The atmosphere was unbelievable, the crowd was great."
18.52The American will now face flamboyant Belgian David Goffin in the next round.
18.52Huge credit must also go to Mardy Fish. He's had some huge health problems in the past year but showed today that he still has the stamina for the Grand Slams.
18.50He may have lost, but what a performance from James Ward. The two players embrace at the net and Mardy Fish knows he was in a match there. Ward, who is ranked 173rd in the world, takes the applause of the Court No. 1 crowd and so he should. He was phenomenal out there.
18.49GAME, SET AND MATCH! Ward 3-6 7-5 4-6 7-6[3] 5-7 Fish
18.48Ward can't find the court with his backhand and Fish has two match points...
18.46GAME, SET AND MATCH! Tsonga 6-7[3] 6-4 6-1 6-3 Garcia-Lopez
18.46Oh no! Fish takes one of the break points and will now serve for the match.
18.45Nadal and Rosol are into a first-set tie-break on Centre Court...
18.44Just as I say that, Fish finds himself with three break points...
18.41As the players take a short break, you have to wonder what Mardy Fish must be thinking. Ward is ranked 173rd in the world but certainly isn't playing like it.
18.40Ruthless stuff from second seed Victoria Azarenak as she sees of Romina Oprandi in just 53 minutes. The Belarusian will face either 26th seed Anabel Medina Garrigues or Jana Cepelova in the third round.
18.39GAME, SET AND MATCH! Azarenka 6-2 6-0 Oprandi
18.38That was a tough service game for Ward, but he manages to hold serve as Fish's looping lob goes long. 3-3.
18.35GAME, SET AND MATCH! Lepchenko 7-6[4] 6-4 Pavlyuchenkova
18.33Wonderful from Fish as he makes it 30-30 on the Ward serve with a ripped forehand across court.
18.31News from the Dimitrov/Baghdatis match as the Bulgarian retires due to being unwell. No physical ailment for Dimitrov, but he's just not able to continue.
18.30Now it's Fish who holds serve to love to take a 3-2 lead.
18.27Confident play from Ward as he enjoys a love service game to level the deciding set at 2-2.
18.27Incredibly, Lukas Rosol breaks back against Rafa Nadal in their opening set. The Spaniard serves at 3-4.
18.25That's disappointing from Ward as he miscues a volley at the net to give Fish the hold. The American leads 2-1. Meanwhile Juan Martin Del Potro's win over Go Soeda means that the Argentine will face another Japanese, Kei Nishikori, in the third round.
18.23GAME, SET AND MATCH! Soeda 2-6 3-6 6-1 4-6 Del Potro
18.19Fish hits wide and Ward holds to make it 1-1 in this tense fifth set. They've nearly been out there for four hours.
18.18Meanwhile, Nadal has found an early break against Rosol to lead 3-2 in the first.
18.16Number two seed Victoria Azarenka made short work of Romina Oprandi in their first set, while Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has turned it around against Guillermo Garcia-Lopez. The fifth seed now leads two sets to one.
18.15Andy Murray will take on Marcos Baghdatis in the third round after Grigor Dimitrov was forced to retire in his match against the Cypriot. More on that when we get it.
18.13SET! Tsonga 6-7[3] 6-4 6-1 Garcia-Lopez
18.12Ward looked like he was in there for an early service break, but Fish fought back to hold. Good stuff from the experienced American.
18.12SET! Oprandi 2-6 Azarenka
18.11GAME, SET AND MATCH! Dimitrov 5-7 1-4 Baghdatis [Dimitrov retired]
18.10Fish is struggling here as Ward has two break points...
18.08Let's remeber that Ward overcame Spain's Pablo Andujar in five sets in the last round. Can he see off the 10th seed Fish here?
18.05Wow! Fish doubled faults and gives Ward the fourth set. The Brit has been in scintillating form out there and is rewarded by forcing the match into a fifth.
18.04SET! Ward 3-6 7-5 4-6 7-6[3] Fish
18.04Second seed Rafael Nadal has just started his second-round contest with Lukas Rosol on Centre Court...
18.02Fish finds the net again (excuse the pun) and Ward has three set points!
18.02Thanks, Pascal. Right, Ward now leads 5-3 in this tie-break as Fish fires a backhand into the net.
17.59Righty ho, that's my stint at the keyboard done for the day. I'm going to pass you on to our resident tennis stat man Jack Prescott, who will effortlessly guide you through the remaining few hours of day four at the All England club. Jack...
17.57Tsonga seems to have recovered from losing that first set to Garcia-Lopez and is now a break up in the third at 2-0.
17.56Fish bends low to put away a cross-court backhand and we have a tie-break to decide the fourth set.
17.54Azarenka has made a blistering start on No. 2 and is already 3-0 up against Oprandi.
17.54Ward is within two points of the fourth set at 15-30 on the Fish serve. The crowd on No. 1 really getting behind the Brit.
17.53SET! Baghdatis has nicked the opener 7-5 against Dimitrov on Court 12. That could easily go to five sets.
17.52World number two Victoria Azarenka has begun her match against Switzerland's Romina Oprandi on No. 2 Court.
17.50SET! Not all going Del Potro's way on Court 18 as Soeda blitzes the third 6-1. Del Potro still with a 2-1 lead in the match.
17.50SET! Tsonga levels the match at one set apiece against Garcia-Lopez by taking the second 6-4 on No. 3.
17.49During that Murray tie-break Kohlschreiber wrapped up his match against Jaziri 6-1 7-6 6-1. The German is likely to play Rafael Nadal, next up on Centre, in the third round.
17.47Over on No. 1, Fish had a match point but was broken back at 5-4. We're now at 5-5 in the fourth, with Ward 30-15 ahead.
17.46Murray finishes by saying that today's match was a world apart from Tuesday's victory over Nikolay Davydenko. He admits he's just happy to get through.
17.45He adds that playing Karlovic can be a bit of a "lottery" as you try simply to get a racket on one of the big Croatian's serves.
17.44Murray tells the BBC that winning is the most important thing and that struggled to get into his rhythm today.
17.43Here's our match report on Murray's victory.
17.42That was certainly an uncomfortable match for the Scot. Karlovic played some superb tennis at the net and ran the world number four very, very close. Murray awaits the winner of the Baghdatis-Dimitrov match in round three.
17.41GAME, SET AND MATCH! Karlovic's backhand drifts just wide and Murray is through to the third round!
17.40Karlovic is in charge of the rally but sends a backhand slice into the net. Two match points for Murray...
17.39Karlovic double faults at 4-4! Murray now has two points on serve for the match and a place in the third round at Wimbledon.
17.38Murray looks in trouble on the next as Karlovic puts an excellent slice into the corner but the Scot produces a sublime cross-court backhand to move 4-3 ahead.
17.37Karlovic pumps both fists as he breaks Murray straight back thanks to an excellent backhand volley high above his head.
17.36Murray has a breakthrough! He anticipates a Karlovic serve out wide and bullets a forehand return back up the line. 3-2 and the Scot has two serves to come.
17.34No chance on the first one as Karlovic's serve nearly takes off the line judge's head.
17.34Murray wins both his service points to take a 2-1 lead. He'll be looking to win one of these next two points on the Karlovic serve.
17.32Karlovic does what Karlovic does best by opening the breaker with an ace.
17.31Brilliant resolve from Murray, who produces three excellent serves to get him through that game. A tie-break will decide this fourth set then.
17.30Murray produces a nice forehand pass to level at 15-15 but Karlovic is two points from the set after an accurate overhead.
17.29Fish has just made a crucial break on No. 1 against Ward. The American is now 4-3 ahead and has serve in the next game.
17.28Murray begins this crucial game with a double fault, unconvincing from the world number four.
17.27Karlovic mimics Murray in closing out the next game with a booming ace up the middle. The Scot must again hold serve to send this fourth set into a tie-break.
17.24SET! Del Potro looks good for the win on 18. The Argentinian has just taken the second 6-3 to open up a two-set advantage.
17.23Murray reaches double figures on the ace count to level the fourth at 5-5.
17.22Karlovic again produces some delicate play at the net to hold and now Murray must do the same otherwise the fourth set is gone.
17.21GAME, SET AND MATCH! Roddick holds serve to win the third 6-3 and complete a three-set success over Phau. The American former Wimbledon finalist faces seventh-seed Ferrer in the third round.
17.20@OptaJim tells us on Twitter that: "Murray has come to the net on just 8% of points in this game, Karlovic's rate is 41%, Murray however has a higher win % at the net."
17.19The run of service holds continues in the Murray match as the Scot shows no nerves after going 0-15 down.
17.18Roddick has come from a break down in the third against Phau and is now serving for the set and match at 5-3.
17.17Just seen a couple of pictures on Twitter of Jack Nicklaus, one of golf's all-time great players, at Wimbledon today.
17.15SET! Kohlschreiber makes no mistake in the tie-break against Jaziri to take a two-set lead on 14.
17.14It's a funny game this for Murray, Karlovic is serve-volleying on almost every point so the Scot has to always look for a low return. If he does this he often wins the point but it's far from easy to put a 120-mph ball just over the tape. Karlovic holds to take a 4-3 lead in the fourth.
17.10Karlovic drags a forehand into the net to hand Murray the game, 3-3 in the fourth on Centre.
17.09Kohlschreiber and Jaziri are into a tie-break in the second set.
17.08SET! Upset alert on No. 3 Court! Tsonga's just lost the first set on a tie-break to Garcia-Lopez. No one wants to see the charismatic Frenchman leave SW19 this early!
17.06And the big Croatian produces another great backhand volley before an unreturnable serve gives him a 3-2 lead.
17.05A 133-mph serve brings Karlovic back level at 30-30.
17.04Another shot at a break for Murray at 15-30...
17.04Just getting underway on Court 12 is the arguably one of the best unseeded matches you could wish to see. Marcos Baghdatis, a Wimbledon favourite who always provides entertainment, faces young Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, whose playing style is so alike Roger Federer you'd have to blink twice if you glimpsed him playing.
17.02Murray comfortably holds to level the fourth set at 2-2. Who will crack first on Centre?
17.01GAME, SET AND MATCH! Petrova has come through her marathon match with Babos by winning the final set, that lasted over an hour and a half in itself, 9-7. The Russian takes on Italian Camila Giorgi in the next round.
16.59Murray has a glimpse of a break at 15-30 but this is quickly extinguished as he fails to get back a couple of Karlovic serves.
16.59GAME, SET AND MATCH! Cilic holds and wraps up a 7-6 6-2 6-1 win over Kubot. The 16th seed will face either Sam Querrey or Milos Raonic, who are due to take to court soon, in round three.
16.57SET! Fish takes the third against Ward to move ahead in the match. The Brit is still in that one but must start the fourth well.
16.55No troubles for Murray on serve and he levels the fourth set at 1-1.
16.55Cilic appears to be within sight of victory. The Croat breaks for a second time in the third and will now serve for the match at 5-1.
16.53Karlovic starts the fourth better than he started the third by holding serve as Murray sends an attempted lob a foot past the baseline.
16.53Fish has broken on No. 1 to take a 5-4 lead and the American will now serve for the third set against Ward.
16.51GAME, SET AND MATCH! Paire shows no nerves on serve and is delighted at reaching round three. He'll have a chance of reaching the next too as he faces unseeded American Baker on Saturday.
16.49Looks as if 22nd-seed Dolgopolov is on the verge of exiting to 23-year-old Frenchman Paire, who is about to serve for the match.
16.46SET! Murray wastes no time in sealing the third by holding to 15. The Scot looks back on top.
16.46SET! Roddick moves two sets clear on No. 2 Court as he takes the tie-break to one against Phau. Looks like Ferrer will face Roddick in what is surely to be one of the picks of round three.
16.45SET! Del Potro takes the opener 6-2 against Soeda on 18. The relatively unknown Japanese player had begun well and they were at 2-2 before Del Potro reeled off four in a row to take the set.
16.44Karlovic had looked good to hold on but double faulted on game point before Murray sent back two excellent returns and secured the double break with a low forehand that Karlovic could do little about.
16.43Great tennis from Murray who breaks to take a 5-2 lead in the third set.
16.42Meanwhile, on Court 17 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, seeded 31, and America's Varvara Lepchenko are underway.
16.41On No. 2 Court, Phau and Roddick are in a second-set tie-break.
16.40GAME, SET AND MATCH! Ninth-seed on the women's side Bartoli is out as Lucic wraps up a 6-4 6-3 win in an hour and 39 minutes! Believe it or not, our match report is already up, read it here.
16.38Babos managed to save match point and go on to hold serve to take the third set to 6-6 against Petrova. Remember, no tie-breaks in the final set at Grand Slams.
16.37Plenty of even sets going on at the moment. Tsonga and Garcia-Lopez are 3-3 in their opener, while Fish and Ward are also locked at three games apiece in the third. Roddick and Phau's second set is much closer as they trade holds at 5-5.
16.36Murray again holds and the Scot looks good for the third set at 4-2.
16.35Babos is match point down to Petrova on Court 10.
16.34Murray produces one of the shots of the match with a forehand pass down-the-line that seemed almost impossible. It means little though as Karlovic holds.
16.31SET! Cilic is closing in on a place in round three after taking the second set 6-4 against Kubot.
16.31Over on No. 1, Ward and Fish have begun the third by trading breaks of serve, 2-2 there.
16.30"Game Murray" as the Scot recovers from a pathetic drop shot to send down a big serve and consolidate the break.
16.27Looks like former women's finalist Bartoli could be on her way out. The Frenchwoman is a set and a break down to Lucic.
16.26Karlovic gets on the scoreboard for the first time in the third by holding comfortably. 2-1 Murray.
16.25SET! Kohlschreiber's wasted hardly any time in racing to a 21-minute 6-1 first set against Jaziri on Court 14.
16.24Murray sends down two big serves to avert the danger and open up a 2-0 lead in the third.
16.23Murray's volley on game point isn't good enough and Karlovic punishes the home favourite with a forehand pass. Deuce on the Scot's serve.
16.22That means there are currently just two women's matches taking place and eight men's games.
16.22GAME, SET AND MATCH! Laura Robson's conquerer Schiavone is into the third round after a 6-4 6-4 win over Pliskova. The Italian next takes on Zakopalova in round three at the All England club.
16.20Brilliant from Murray and careless from Karlovic. The Scot makes up for losing the second by making the most of break point as Karlovic is again lobbed by the world number four.
16.19Ninth-seed Del Potro is underway against Soeda on Court 18. The winner there will face Nishikori in round three.
16.16SET! Paire is upsetting the formbook on 16. The Frenchman is now two sets up on 22nd-seed Dolgopolov after taking the second 6-4.
16.15SET! And he takes it! Murray misses his first serve and Karlovic blasts back the second. Murray puts the ball back in play but his return is weak and the Croatian approaches the net before putting away a forehand volley. Centre Court is silenced.
16.13Karlovic has set point on Centre...
16.13SET! Brilliant from the unfancied Brit Ward. He saves three break points at 5-5 before holding and going on to break Fish in the next to level the match at one set all.
16.12Men's fifth-seed Tsonga is underway against Garcia-Lopez on No. 3 Court.
16.10And that's what he does at the first time of asking, sending a low forehand return back that Karlovic can only push out on the volley. The players change ends at 3-3.
16.09Murray holds his next serve to peg back a point but he must now win one of the giant's service points if he is to get back into this.
16.08Murray's the first man to blink in the tie-break as Karlovic takes a 3-1 lead.
16.08GAME, SET AND MATCH! Lacko has just beaten Melzer 6-4 in the fifth set on Court 5. He'll play either Jo-Wilfried Tsonga or Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in the third round.
16.07We're into a tie-break on Centre as Karlovic again holds.
16.06Another men's match just starting on Court 14 as German Philip Kohlschreiber faces Tunisian Malek Jaziri. The winner of that one is likely to face Rafa, who is next on Centre, in round three.
16.03Hasn't the sun been lovely today? Compared with yesterday's three-hour delay it's been extremely pleasant at SW19. Unlike where I'm sat in the country where we've had thunderstorms and torrential rain.
16.01Karlovic drags a forehand wide as Murray takes a 6-5 lead on Centre.
15.59GAME, SET AND MATCH! Wickmayer wins through 8-6 in the third against Voskoboeva. The Belgian plays in-form Paszek in the next round.
15.58Despite Murray being within a game of the set, Karlovic is strong enough on serve to level at 5-5.
15.57SET! Cilic takes the tie-break against Kubot to open up a one-set lead on 4.
15.55On No. 1 Court, Ward has come back from a break down in the second and now leads 5-4, with Fish serving to stay in the set.
15.54Karlovic and Murray both hold without fuss and the Scot now leads 5-4 in the second.
15.53Cilic and Kubot are currently battling it out in a first-set tie-break over on Court 4.
15.51GAME, SET AND MATCH! Ivanovic wins the tie-break to three and books her place in the third round. The Serbian former world number one will face Germany's Goerges on Saturday.
15.50SET! Roddick is one set up on No. 2 after a 6-3 success over Phau in just over half an hour.
15.49Murray holds to love to move 4-3 ahead in the second set.
15.49GAME, SET AND MATCH! Great stuff from Caroline Wozniacki's conquerer Paszek. She defeats Cornet 6-2 6-1 in an hour and 20 minutes. The Austrian will have to wait to find out who she's got in the next round as Wickmayer and Voskoboeva are still playing.
15.46Ivanovic holds and we're into a tie-break on No. 3 Court.
15.45SET! Lucic of Croatia impressively ousts ninth-seed Bartoli in their opening set 6-4. Frenchwoman Bartoli a former finalist here remember.
15.44SET! Schiavone takes the first set 6-4 against Pliskova.
15.42So we have six games on both the men's and the women's sides of the draw currently taking place. I'll do my best to keep you up to date with all major incidents while keeping a firm gaze on Murray's match on Centre.
15.41Murray is taken to deuce for the first time in a while but he comes through at the second time of asking to move 3-2 ahead.
15.39Ivanovic has come back from a break down in the second in her match with Bondarenko. She still needs to hold serve at 5-6, mind.
15.38SET! Paire has come through a first-set tie-break against 22nd-seed Dolgopolov. That would be a bit of an upset.
15.36SET! Lacko takes the fourth 6-3 on Court 5 and he and Melzer are heading for a fifth set. Austrian Melzer had to come through a decider against Wawrinka in the last round, will he get tired?
15.34Karlovic manages to hold and it's 2-2 on Centre.
15.33Roddick has broken to take a 3-1 lead on No. 2 Court against Phau.
15.32It's nice to see a serve-volleyer on Centre and Karlovic is producing some great stuff at the net. Murray is just as good returning though and we're at deuce in the fourth game of the second.
15.29SET! Babos and Petrova's match had already begun yesterday and the former has just surprisingly taken the second on a tie-break. They're heading into a deciding third on Court 10.
15.27Karlovic's groundstrokes are impressive for such a big man but he's struggling to get the better of Murray in the majority of baseline exchanges. The pair trade lobs on the point of the game before Murray's backhand on the turn drifts just out. The Scot goes on to hold to take a 2-1 lead in the second.
15.25Fish is up an early break in the second on No. 1 against Ward. The American, seeded 10, is serving at 2-1.
15.23We've got plenty of concise match reports for you to read on all of this afternoon's key games. Find them by clicking here.
15.21Men's 30th-seed Roddick is also underway on No. 2 Court against Phau. The victor there will face Ferrer in the third round.
15.20Murray begins the second with a hold of serve to move 1-0 ahead.
15.20Another women's match just beginning on Court 10 as 20th-seed Nadia Petrova comes up against Hungary's Timea Babos.
15.17SET! Karlovic double faults to hand Murray the set. The line judge called the Croatian's serve as good but Murray challenged the call and was successful. 7-5 the score.
15.14Brilliant backhand return up near his face gives the British number one another set point.
15.14Karlovic dumps an easy backhand volley into the net to leave us at 30-30 in the 12th game of the first set. Murray two points away...
15.12SET!Paszek's impressive run at the Championships continues as she takes the first set 6-2 against Cornet on Court 14.
15.12Lucic and Bartoli are also underway on 12, whoever wins there will face Vinci in the next round.
15.11Schiavone's match with Pliskova has just started on Court 17, the winner of that one to play Zakopalova in round three.
15.10Murray again moves within a game of the set by holding to 15 to go 6-5 ahead in the first.
15.09SET! Fish takes the opening set 6-3 against Ward on No.1.
15.09Just beginning on Court 4 is the men's match between 16th-seed Marin Cilic and Lukas Kubot.
15.07Karlovic pulls through on Centre to level the set at 5-5 after saving those two set points.
15.07SET! Melzer takes the third set 6-3 against Lacko to take a 2-1 lead in the match.
15.06And Murray can only frame the next serve into the grass, we're back at deuce.1
15.05The first is saved as Karlovic booms an unreturnable down the middle.
15.05The Scot has two set points as Karlovic dinks a lob volley just long.
15.04Murray moves 0-30 ahead thanks to a low return but Karlovic pulls a point back thanks to a delicious drop volley.
15.03Murray is within one game of the opening set at 5-4 and he begins the tenth game with a sublime lob over the 6'10" Karlovic.
15.03GAME, SET AND MATCH! Seventh-seed Ferrer is in the third round after defeating De Schepper 7-6 6-2 6-4 on No. 2. The Spaniard next faces either Bjorn Phau or Andy Roddick.
15.01GAME, SET AND MATCH! Zakopalova has come through 2-6 6-1 6-2 on Court 19 against Govortsova. The Czech will face either Francesca Schiavone or Kristyna Pliskova.
14.59SET! Wickmayer levels her match with Voskoboeva by taking the second 6-3.
14.59Karlovic's serve isn't cracking and he looks ominously good in holding to make it 4-4.
14.58The men's singles match between Paire and Dolgopolov is underway on Court 16. The winner will play Brian Baker in round three.
14.57SET! Serbian beauty Ivanovic has taken the first set 6-3 against Bondarenko on No. 3 Court.
14.55"Game Murray" as the world number four sends an ace crashing down. 4-3 he leads in the first.
14.54GAME, SET AND MATCH! Shvedova overcomes Bertens on Court 17. Sara Errani, who was so impressive against Keothavong earlier, awaits the Kazakhstani in round three.
14.53Karlovic goes on to hold to love. Strange how both men were broken in their opening service games but now they can barely be touched on serve.
14.51Brilliant from Karlovic! He reaches low to his right to just get to a Murray return on the volley. The Scot sends the next shot for what looks to be a winner, only for the Croat to dink a delightful shot back across court when he was almost facing backwards. Great stuff.
14.50On No.1, the other British man left in the draw, James Ward, has got off to a bad start against Fish, who is up 3-0 early on.
14.49Both men looking strong on serve now as Murray again holds to love. The Scot leads 3-2 on Centre.
14.48GAME, SET AND MATCH! This time it's a women's game that ends as 22nd-seed Goerges sees off Yakimova 7-6 6-2. The German will be up against the winner of the Ivanovic-Bondarenko game in round three.
14.47Karlovic matches Murray by holding to love in a game that included a delightful drop volley from high on the backhand side.
14.46GAME, SET AND MATCH! Verdasco has also come through his tough match against Zemlja 7-6 7-6 3-6 6-3. The Spaniard will try to reach the fourth round by beating Simon's conquerer Malisse.
14.44Murray holds to take a 2-1 lead on Centre.
14.44GAME, SET AND MATCH! Another game comes to an end as Falla triumphs 7-5 in the final set against Mahut. The Colombian will take on Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin in the third round.
14.43GAME, SET AND MATCH! Plenty going on all of a sudden at SW19. Stepanek is through thanks to a 6-2 7-6 6-3 win over Becker. The Czech serve and volleyer will next face a doddle of a match in round three against Novak Djokovic!
14.41Murray does break back at the second time of asking with a little help from the net cord.
14.39Thank you very much Joe and as Joe mentioned we'll be mainly casting our eyes over Mr. Murray's progress. The Scot is already a break down after losing a 40-0 lead in the opening game. He has two break-back points now though...
14.36So plenty going on for Pascal to deal with as I hand you back over to him now! He'll be focusing on Murray versus Karlovic...take it away Pascal...
14.32Former women's world number one Ana Ivanovic is 2-1 up in the early stages of her clash with Kateryna Bondarenko. Another match just beginning is one between Caroline Wozniacki's conquerer Tamira Paszek and Alize Cornet, with the former holding serve in the opening game of that one.
14.30As well as matches finishing, we have plenty starting including those of British duo Andy Murray and James Ward. Britain's number one hope Murray faces a big test on Centre Court against the giant Croat Ivo Karlovic while Ward will have the experience of taking on Mardy Fish on Court One. A huge ask for Ward against a former top 10 player who has thankfully recovered from recent health problems.
14.27GAME, SET AND MATCH It's a very busy time at the moment. I haven't got time to breathe! A couple of results for you from the men's side as Xavier Malisse surprises 13th seed Gilles Simon with a 6-4 6-4 7-6[5] victory while Benjamin Becker has knocked out another seed in the shape of Radek Stephanek. A straight-sets win there for the German.
14.25Men's latest scores: Verdasco 7-6[4] 7-6[4] 3-6 2-2 Zemlja, Ferrer 7-6[1] 6-2 Schepper, Melzer 4-6 3-4 Lacko, Falla 6-4 6-3 4-6 4-6 5-4 Mahut.
14.23There is also four men's singles matches in progress. Score updates for those coming up...
14.22Women's latest scores: Govortsova 6-2 1-6 Zakopalova, Shvedova 6-4 1-1 Bertens, Voskoboeva 6-4 1-0 Wickmayer, Yakimova 6[3]-7 1-1 Goerges...
14.19Plenty of women's singles matches in play at the moment. I'll have a score update with you very shortly...
14.17GAME, SET AND MATCH Results coming thick and fast now. Sharapova takes the third set to a bagel to secure victory in two and a half hours. That was a good test for the Russian to overcome as Pironkova is no mug on grass.
14.15GAME, SET AND MATCH Serena Williams 6-1 6-4 Melinda Czink. The 14-time Grand Slam champions wasted little time in booking her third round spot with victory in just over an hour.
14.11GAME, SET AND MATCH! David Goffin 4-6 6-4 6-1 6-3 Jesse Levine. Goffin continues to impress after his great French Open campaign. He's now into round three at SW19 with a four-set win over Canadian Levine.
14.08Thanks Pascal. As you rightly said Sharapova is nearing victory. She's taken a step closer by moving 5-0 ahead in the decider with a third break of serve.
14.05Right, I'm taking a quick half-hour break to fill my belly. In the meantime I'll leave you in the very capable hands of Joe Fish. Joe...
14.04Sharapova has a double break in the third over on No.1 and has victory within her reach.
14.01Simon's begun the breaker well though and has an early 2-0 lead.
14.01We're into a tie-break between Malisse and Simon on 3. A Malisse success would see 13th-seed Simon take a surprise exit at SW19.
13.59On Centre, Serena is having a harder time in the second against Czink. The American is level at 3-3.
13.58Sharapova has broken early in the third set on No. 1. The Russian has a 2-0 lead.
13.55SET! Lacko ousts Melzer 6-4 in their first set on Court 5 to take a surprise lead.
13.54SET! Mahut holds serve to take the fourth 6-4 and send his match with Falla, who beat John Isner in the opening round, into a decider.
13.52Verdasco is a break down in the third set against Zemlja, while Mahut is within a game of levelling his match with Falla at 2-2. The Frenchman really does love a five-setter!
13.49Malisse, who has a two-set lead, breaks back against Simon to level the third at 4-4.
13.47SET! Govortsova takes the first set 6-2 against Zakopalova on 19. The winner of that one's likely to play 24th-seed Francesca Schiavone in the third round.
13.46SET! Sharapova's forehand loops long after saving a couple of set points and Bulgarian Pironkova has the second set!
13.45SET! Ferrer shows his class in the tie-break on Court 2 and affords De Schepper just one point before taking the set.
13.45Pironkova has five set points! She had the same amount in the first set yesterday but couldn't capitalise. Can she do so here?
13.44SET! Stepanek was in a tie-break with Becker for their second set and the Czech veteran takes it to four to open up a two-set advantage.
13.43Sharapova's serve is all over the place and she double faults again to give Pironkova a 4-1 lead in the breaker.
13.42Two further games just getting underway, one in the men's, one in the women's. On Court 16, Alejandro Falla and Nicolas Mahut resume their second-round encounter from yesterday with the former 2-1 ahead in sets and ahead 4-3 in the fourth. Bertens and Shvedova are also underway on 17.
13.40We're also into a breaker in the Ferrer-De Schepper match.
13.40Sharapova double faults with the opening point.
13.39Pironkova holds and we're in to a tie-break on No. 1 Court.
13.38Next up on Court 18 is a women's match between Kazakhstan's Galina Voskoboeva and Yanina Wickmayer of Belgium. My mistake from earlier, Del Potro vs. Soeda will follow this match.
13.35David Ferrer isn't having it all his own way on No. 2 and is 5-6 behind to De Schepper. Looking like tie-break time there.
13.34Just getting underway on Court 7 is the already-started match between Benjamin Becker and 28th-seed Radek Stepanek. Stepanek took the first 6-2 yesterday but Becker is 6-5 ahead in the second as we get back underway.
13.33SET! Serena makes no mistake on serve and takes the first set 6-1 on Centre in just 20 minutes. Andy Murray next up on that court remember.
13.32SET! Verdasco takes the second by exactly the same score - 7-4 in the tie-break - against Zemlja to move two sets clear on Court 12.
13.31Sharapova saves two Pironkova game points before pushing a short forehand past the baseline. 5-5 in the second set.
13.30A glimmer of hope for Simon on No. 3 as the Frenchman breaks Malisse's serve and has a 2-1 lead in the third.1
13.28Williams breaks again and will now serve for the first set at 5-1.
13.28Serena has broken Czink's resistance on Centre and leads 4-1 in the first set. Meanwhile on No. 1 court, Sharapova is one game from victory at 5-4 in the second. Pironkova must hold.
13.27SET! Goffin now has a 2-1 lead over Levine thanks to a quickfire 6-1 third set on Court 14.
13.26GAME, SET AND MATCH! Nishikori takes the third to two, claiming a 6-3 7-5 6-2 win over Serra. The Japanese, seeded 19, will come up against either Del Potro or Soeda in the third round.
13.24Another game just starting on 19 is between two unseeded women, Czech Klara Zakopalova and another Belarusian Olga Govortsova.
13.22GAME, SET AND MATCH! McHale takes the second by the same score as the first - 7-5 - against Johansson to seal her place in round three, where she'll take on Kerber.
13.20On Centre, Williams and Czink have begun by holding their own serves in the first three games.
13.20Sharapova holds serve for the first time today and moves 4-3 ahead in the second.
13.19SET! Simon can't even hold his own serve and Malisse takes the second 6-3. Impressive stuff from the Belgian.
13.18One game just getting underway on Court 4 is the women's singles match between 22nd-seed Julia Goerges of Germany and Belarusian Anastasiya Yakimova.
13.17Pironkova duly levels the set at 3-3 as Sharapova's screaming level goes so high it's almost unbearable!
13.15Simon is in all kinds of trouble against Malisse on Court 3. The Frenchman is a break down in the second at 3-5 after losing the first against the shot-making Belgian.
13.14Following Kerber's victory, next up on 18 is ninth-seed in the men's Juan Martin del Potro. The former US Open champion is up against the unseeded Japanese Go Soeda.
13.13Sharapova double faults at break point Pironkova and we're back on serve on No. 1. The Bulgarian needs to hold to level the second set at 3-3.
13.12GAME, SET AND MATCH! Kerber holds serve to take victory 7-5 6-3. The eighth-seed will next face the winner of the current match between McHale and Johansson.
13.10Sharapova loses the opening point on Court 1, remember the Russian needs just three games this afternoon to wrap up the win.
13.09Kerber has broken in the second set, the German leads 5-3 and is about to serve for the match on Court 18.
13.07GAME, SET AND MATCH! Another match comes to a close as women's 25th-seed Zheng defeats Wozniak 6-4 6-2. The Chinese player faces the winner of the match now on Centre between Serena and Hungarian Czink.
13.06GAME, SET AND MATCH! Baker again breaks the Nieminen serve to seal a 6-0 6-2 6-4 win. The American will take on either Benoit Paire or 22nd-seed Alexandr Dolgopolov in the third round.
13.04The four women beginning proceedings on Centre and No. 1 are just walking out. Serena and Czink on Centre, Sharapova and Pironkova, who are midway through their match at 7-6 3-1, on No. 1.
13.03Next up on Court 5 is Stanislas Wawrinka's conquerer Jurgen Melzer. He faces Slovakia's Lukas Lacko.
13.02GAME, SET AND MATCH! Women's 21st-seed Vinci is through to round three with a 6-4 6-3 victory over Erakovic. The Italian will next face either ninth-seed Marion Bartoli or Mirjana Lucic.
13.00Nieminen breaks back in the third against Baker and must now hold serve to prevent defeat.
12.58SET! Goffin takes the second 6-4 against Levine. Those two are level at a set apiece on Court 14.
12.57Baker's put an end to the run of breaks against Nieminen and is now within one game of victory.
12.54SET! Nishikori breaks late on in the second to take the set 7-5. The Japanese 19th seed now has a two-set lead over Serra.
12.52Following Keothavong's thrashing, men's seventh seed David Ferrer is next up on Court 2 against Frenchman Kenny de Schapper.
12.50Nieminen and Baker are having a real funny third set over on Court 9. Neither man has been able to hold serve in the set which is currently at 3-3, with Baker 2-0 ahead after the first two.
12.47GAME, SET AND MATCH! Keothavong again finds the net with a forehand slice and the British hope is out! 6-1 6-1 sees the little Italian through in a little over an hour. She'll next face either Yaroslava Shvedova or Kiki Bertens.
12.45Match point for Errani as she manages to loop back a bullet Keothavong forehand.
12.43Keothavong doubles faults at advantage Errani. The Italian is 5-1 ahead and serving for the match.
12.41SET! Verdasco shows his mettle and comes through 7-4 in the tie-break to take the opener on Court 12.
12.38Verdasco and Zemlja's tie-break is close and the players change ends for the first time at 3-3.
12.37Nieminen took an early break in the third set on 9 but he's been broken straight back by Baker. 1-1 in the third.
12.35Errani backs up her break and now has a 4-1 lead, two games from the match.
12.34It's tie-break time on 12 as Verdasco and Zemlja are locked at 6-6.
12.33SET! Another 7-5 success on the women's side, this time for 28th-seed McHale over Johansson.
12.32SET! Women's eighth seed Kerber comes from a break down to win the first 7-5 against Makarova.
12.31Serra has broken back in the second set of his match against Nishikori.
12.30Half an hour away from the two showcourts opening up. First on Centre is Serena Williams while Maria Sharapova begins proceedings on No. 1 Court.
12.29Errani breaks through in the fourth game of the second and now has a 3-1 lead on 2. Keothavong's hopes slipping away here.
12.28SET! Nieminen is now two-down to Baker, losing the second 6-2.
12.28SET! Women's 25th seed Zheng takes the opener against Canada's Wozniak 6-4.
12.27Malisse is going really well on 3 and now has a break in the second, serving at 2-0 against Simon.
12.26Women's 28th seed McHale has turned it around against Johansson on 16 and is now serving for the set at 6-5.
12.24Kerber's pulled herself back from a break down and is now 6-5 ahead against Makarova.
12.23Keothavong holds to level the second at 1-1. On 9, Nieminen has got himself on the board but he's still 1-5 down in the second against Baker.
12.20Nishikori's continued his form from the first and is now an early break up in the second against Serra.
12.19SET! Hello, hello. Malisse breaks Simon at 5-4 to take the opener. Simon seeded 13 at these Championships remember.
12.18SET! First, Vinci takes the first set against Erakovic and then Levine ties up the opener against Goffin.
12.16Keothavong has a break point and she tries a drop shot which bounces before reaching the net. Not good.
12.16Verdasco's lost that break and is now 4-3 behind and serving.
12.15Levine breaks Goffin in the ninth game and the American will serve for the set at 5-4.
12.13SET! Nishikori wins the opener 6-3 in his match against Serra.
12.13Malisse and Simon have been trading serve on Number 3. The former is 5-4 ahead.
12.12SET! Keothavong sends a forehand long and Errani has the first. Keothavong's hopes of joining Watson in the third seem to be fading.
12.11Three set points for Errani as her deep returns and varied gameplay prove too much for Keothavong.
12.09I wonder if Nieminen has a problem? He's already a break down in the second against Baker. Surely we're not gonna see a triple bagel?
12.09Errani holds to love as is within one game of the first set at 5-1. Her drop shot really is brilliant.
12.07BBC Sport's Sam Smith feels that Keothavong must stay strong on serve and not let Errani dictate the rallies if she is to have any chance of clawing this back.
12.05Keothavong's on the board as she holds serve, still 1-4 down though on 2.
12.0517th-seed Verdasco has gone ahead an early break in his match against Zemlja. The Spaniard leads 3-2 and is about to serve.
12.03SET! And there it is for Baker! Taking the opener 6-0 against Nieminen in just 20 minutes. Lightning.
12.03Erakovic also levels her match with Vinci as Zheng moves a break ahead against Wozniak.
12.02Nishikori's turned it around on 17 and is now a break up at 4-2 after winning four games in a row.
12.01Nieminen's really struggling over on 9, he's 0-5 down to Baker who is about to serve for the first set.
12.01It's a double break for Errani on 2. Keothavong being outshone by the little Italian, whose mix of shots is a joy to behold. Her drop shots in particular are superb.
12.00Makarova has a surprise early break against Kerber on 18. The eighth seed struggling there.
11.57Keothavong challenges at 40-30 up and fails meaning we are at deuce.
11.54American Levine also has an early break against Goffin as Errani holds against Keothavong to open up an early 2-0 advantage.
11.53Two further breaks in the women's as Johansson breaks McHale and Vinci goes ahead against Erakovic.
11.52Things go from bad to worse for Finn Nieminen as he is again broken.
11.50On 9, Nieminen is down an early break to Baker.
11.50Nishikori breaks straight back on 17, 1-2.
11.49The Brit pushes an in-to-out forehand wide and Errani has an early break. She didn't have to do an awful lot there, the Italian.
11.48Keothavong's not begun well on Two and is already 0-40 down in her first service game.
11.45There's a break on 17 as Serra dismantles Nishikori's serve at the first time of asking. That would be an upset.
11.43Malisse holds serve in the opening game against Simon on No. 3.
11.41The first game of the day goes to Serra, who takes a 1-0 lead against Nishikori on 17.
11.40All the matches beginning now are not interrupted games and are starting at 0-0.
11.39Warm ups beginning to come to an end and the first matches are underway!
11.35Just waiting for the day's play to begin then. Almost ready for the off!
11.34Finally with the early starters, on Court 19 China's Zheng Jie faces Canada's Aleksandra Wozniak.
11.33Court 18 starts with eighth-seed German woman Angelique Kerber against Ekaterina Makarova.
11.32Japan's 19th-seed Kei Nishikori opens up Court 17 where he will face Frenchman Florent Serra.
11.31Court 16 begins with the 28th seed in the women's, Christina McHale, against France's Mathilde Johansson.
11.30On 14, Belgium's David Goffin plays American Jesse Levine, sounds American too doesn't he?!
11.30Fernando Verdasco opens proceedings on Court 12 against Slovenia's Grega Zemlja.
11.29On Court 9, Feliciano Lopez's conquerer Jarkko Nieminen takes on American Brian Baker.
11.28In the ladies' singles on Court 5, 21st-seed Roberta Vinci faces New Zealand's Marina Erakovic. Rare to see a Kiwi at Wimbledon eh?
11.26On No. 3 Court Xavier Malisse faces 13th-seed Gilles Simon, both players very talented there.
11.23There are plenty of mouthwatering matches getting underway at half 11 and here's the pick of them...
11.20One Brit I haven't mentioned is James Ward, who came through in five sets in the opening round. He's also got a tough test against tenth-seeded American Mardy Fish second up on No. 1.
11.18Keothavong is first up on Court Two in around ten minutes, while Baltacha faces Kvitova last on No. 1.
11.17Haven't the Brits being doing well this year? Heather Watson is the first woman in the third round for a decade and she could be joined by Keothavong and Baltacha. However, both women have extremely tough draws, with Keothavong facing French Open finalist Errani and Baltacha up against defending champion Kvitova.
11.14Weather update: Latest forecasts are...good! It's predicted to be the hottest day of the Championships so far with a maximum temperature of 27 degrees. This heat is expected to be uncomfortable for the players, with humid conditions forecast.
11.10On Number One Court, Maria Sharapova opens up midway through her match with Tsvetlana Pironkova. The Russian, who is on the back of victory at the French Open, is a set and a break up in that one.
11.07Four-time champion Serena Williams opens up on Centre, sister Venus is already out remember, and she plays qualifier Melinda Czink.
11.06He's followed by Rafael Nadal on the showcourt, who faces Czech Lukas Rosol for a place in round three.
11.05British number one Andy Murray is second up on Centre Court today. The Scot takes on big-serving Croat Ivo Karlovic, who could be dangerous if he finds his rhythm on the grass.
11.02Morning all, yesterday was the first time this year that the traditional rain hit SW19 for a prolonged period and there was more of the same this morning. Around an hour and a half ago there was drizzle in London but the sun has since been piercing through the cloud. Let's hope for a full day's play.
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