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| + | FIRST ROUND DRAW IN FULL<br><br>BRIT WATCH<br><br>TUESDAY'S HEADLINES<br><br>The highlight of the British sporting summer - The Championships at Wimbledon - continues into day two and you won't miss any of the SW19 action with Sportsmail's rolling live coverage. <br>The first round drama is still the main focus and after Serena Williams breezed through on Centre Court, attention shifts to Novak Djokovic. <br><br>After a disastrous opening day for the Brits in which only Andy Murray triumphed in singles action, Laura Robson will hope to cause a shock when she takes on tenth seed Maria Kirilenko in the second match on Court 1.<br><br>Wimbledon Icons<br><br>Use our icons to keep up with the action. We've got symbols for British success, disappointment, tantrums and even shocks (right). Scroll to the bottom for the full set. <br>Our coverage begins at 10am, with the first players on court at 11.30am. We'll have game-by-game updates from the big matches, all the results, analysis from our team of reporters at Wimbledon, the best photographic coverage and much more. <br><br><br>ALL THE LATEST FIRST ROUND SCORES AND RESULTS BELOWMEN'S SINGLES WOMEN'S SINGLES<br><br><br><br>9.05pm: That brings an end to all of the singles action on day two at Wimbledon, here is how the two main courts line up tomorrow, cheerio:<br>Centre Court:<br>Flavia Pennetta (Ita) v (2) Victoria Azarenka (Blr)<br>(6) Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (Fra) v Ernests Gulbis (Lat)<br>Sergiy Stakhovsky (Ukr) v (3) Roger Federer (Sui)]<br>Court 1:<br>Fernando Verdasco (Spa) v (31) Julien Benneteau (Fra)<br>Yen-Hsun Lu (Tpe) v (2) Andy Murray (Gbr)<br>(8) Petra Kvitova (Cze) v Yaroslava Shvedova (Kaz)<br><br>9.02pm: Brutal from Reynolds who holds to love to defeat Johnson 1-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 6-7 (4-7) 6-4. Shows what I know about fading light. His prize? A second round clash against Novak Djokovic...at least it's a day out in front of the TV cameras.<br><br>8.59pm: Big developments in that clash though as Reynolds breaks and is now serving for the match against the player ranked just 29 places above him at 120.<br><br>8.56pm: And then there was one (well, one singles match left on day two.) We are still with serve on Court 4 as Ryenolds and Johnson battle at 4-4 in the all-American clash.<br><br>8.53pm: And Hantuchova fails to do so as Zakopalova breaks again to take the match 6-4, 6-3. She will now face Annika Beck in the next round.<br><br>Too strong: Klara Zakopalova (above) defeated veteran Daniela Hantuchova in straight sets<br><br>8.50pm: Hantuchova is now serving to stay in the match as Zakopalova holds at 5-3. There are still very few empty seats at Court 12 for this clash.<br><br>8.47pm: In the other match on Court 4, we are with serve as Johnson leads Reynolds 3-2 in the final set. I don't fancy they will get that done tonight - but we will see, the evening sun means we will have a few more minutes yet.<br><br>8.44pm: Just two single matches are going on but the light is really fading. The scoreboards are really illuminating now, with Hantuchova serving at 4-2 behind.<br><br>8.41pm: One result to bring you from Court 15 - and what a nightmare it's going to be trying to type it. Barbora Zahlavova Strycova defeats Magdalena Rybarikova 5-7, 6-0, 6-1. Now that's a comeback.<br><br>8.38pm: Hantuchova's joy doesn't last long though as Zakopalova breaks straight back to lead 3-2. There is another discussion about light between the officials but everyone looks happy to continue for now. A late evening appearance from the sun helping matters.<br><br>8.35pm: A break back from Hantuchova, who lets out a 'come on' scream after clawing her way back into this set.<br><br>Five-set thriller: Germany's Daniel Brands triumphed over Spaniard Daniel Gimeno-Traver<br>8.32pm: Germany's Dan Brands is through to the second round after defeating Dan Gimeno-Traver of Spain (and the light) 7-6 (6-5) 6-7 (4-7) 6-7 (5-7) 6-1 6-4.<br><br>8.29pm: We are getting to that stage of the evening where light is starting to become a concern. I imagine Zakopalova, a break up, will be given the opportunity to finish the match against Hantuchova but the Slovakian is digging those heels in from those magnificent pins to make the 32nd seed work for this.<br><br>8.26pm: Speaking of five sets, that's what we are going to have on Court 4 after Steve Johnson takes the fourth set tie-break 7-4 in the all-American clash with Bobby Reynolds.<br><br>8.23pm: Remember the battle of the Dans on Court 7? What do you mean, no? In the deciding set, it's Germany's Brand who is looking to serve for the match at 5-4 against Gimeno-Traver.<br><br>8.20pm: Zakopalova took the first set against Hantuchova 6-4 and breaks at the start of the second against the Slovakian.<br><br>All smiles: Sabine Lisicki took just over an hour to defeat Francesca Schiavone<br><br>8.17pm: That took Lisicki just over an hour to triumph and she was keen to sign as many autographs and pose for as many photos as possible after the match.<br><br>8.14pm: Lisicki quickly gains three match points and despite double faulting the first and a lone voice in the crowd shouting 'Come On Tim!' manages to hit the second to claim a convincing 6-1 6-2 win. Brilliant play from the German who I maintain will be one to watch despite the low seeding. She will face Elina Vesnina in the next round.<br><br>8.11pm: Lisicki is closing in on victory. Schiavone is broken again and the German is serving for the match.<br><br>8.08pm: Impressive from Hantuchova who has broken back against Zakopalova. It's now 4-4 on Court 12.<br><br>8.05pm: Schiavone is now serving at 4-2 down, but despite her loud grunting on serve, Lisicki is not showing any wobbles.<br><br>8.02pm: We have a five-set match on Court 7 in the battle of the Dans - Germany's Brands and Spain's Gimeno-Traver are fighting for the right to face Berdych in the next round.<br>7.59pm: Lisicki is not quite racing through this set but she still has the break as she leads 3-1. Schiavone's experience is finally coming to the Italian's aid.<br><br>Dominant: Agnieszka Radwanska dropped just two games to defeat Yvonne Meusburger<br><br>7.56pm: We've certainly raced through the matches today but there is still plenty going on. On Court 12, 32nd seed Klara Zakopalova is a break up against 30-year-old veteran Daniela Hantuchova as she serves at 3-2 ahead.<br><br>7.53pm: Blink and you probably missed it. Agnieszka Radwanska has shown no mercy on Court 2 to dispatch Yvonne Meusburger 6-1, 6-1. Easy as you like for last year's finalist.<br><br>7.50pm: It's a masterclass from Lisicki who I am sure will prove more dangerous than her seeding rank of 23 as this tournament progresses (Yes, I'm assuming she will go through). The German took the first set 6-1 against Schiavone and has broken at the very start of the second.<br><br>Sailing through: Feliciano Lopez (top) knocked out 19th seed Gilles Simon<br><br>7.47pm: Game, set and match Lopez who triumphs in straight sets over Simon, winning 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (13-11). The French seed fared well in the third set but those sluggish opening two ultimately cost him.<br><br>7.44pm: Still that tie-break goes on, with Lopez and Simon now locked at 10-10. The Spaniard has seen two match points go down the drain and the fans are willing the Frenchman on - only because they want to see more tennis though.<br><br>7.41pm: French 19th seed Simon struggled in the first two sets but it's more even in the third against Lopez. The two are locked in a tie-break in the third set where it stands at 7-7.<br><br>Coming up short: British debutant Tara Moore (left) lost in three sets to Kaia Kanepi<br><br>7.38pm: From Sportsmail's Mike Dickson:<br>'Brave effort from Tara Moore, goes down 7-5 in 3rd on SW19 debut. Hopefully this will show her what the fruits can be of hard work.'<br>I couldn't agree more with Mike. Moore had some cracking shots in her arsenal today - it wasn't a case of Kanepi playing poorly even though she was inconsistent.<br><br>7.35pm: No signs of some women seeds suffering first round nerves at this point. Radwanksa has taken the first set 6-1 against Meusburger, while Lisicki is 5-1 up on Schiavone on Court 1 - the Italian a former French Open winner.<br><br>7.32pm: That's a bit of a shame for Moore that. She would have faced an even tougher test in Kerber in the next round - but the experience would only have done her good.<br><br>7.29pm: Bad luck, Tara Moore. The 20-year-old survives two more match points but in deuce is eventually broken and with it loses the match 7-5, 5-7, 7-5 to Kaia Kanepi - a player ranked 148 places above her.<br>The Brit may have lost but it was a fantastic performance and I'm sure that's not the last we will see of her concerning future championships.<br><br>7.27pm: An update on results elsewhere from Sportsmail's Ivan Speck:<br>'Family honour was restored in the Pliskova household yesterday afternoon. Following Kristyna�s 6-4, 6-1 defeat to Jana Cepelova, twin sister Karolina made it through to the second round with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over 13th seed Nadia Petrova.'<br><br>7.24pm: A tight line call that initially goes against Kanepi looks to have seen Moore break the Estonian, but the umpire overrules in Kanepi's favour who goes on to hold. Moore again serves to stay in the match.<br><br>Safely through: France's Richard Gasquet was another male seed through to round two<br>7.21pm: Those of you wanting to get to the show courts tomorrow may want to check out this message from Sportsmail's Ivan Speck:<br><br>'The Wimbledon queues show no sign of abating. All tickets for tomorrow�s show courts sold out at 11.39 this morning.'<br><br>7.19pm: Kanepi is given a sniff of victory with match point but Moore, not for the first time, shows no nerves to fight back and hold serve. It's 5-5 in the final set.<br><br>7.17pm: From Sportsmail's Ivan Speck, who caught a word from the green-haired Bethanie Mattek-Sands:<br>Most conspicuous by her absence from the women�s draw following her 6-3, 6-4 defeat to Angelique Kerber will be Bethanie Mattek-Sands, she of the neon green, glow-in-the-dark hair. The American said: 'I haven�t seen a lot of the players, but they�ve all seen me.�'<br> | ||
7.14pm: From Sportsmail's Mike Dickson<br> | 7.14pm: From Sportsmail's Mike Dickson<br> | ||
'Great fight being put up by Tara Moore who has come back from 1-4 in the decider to break back for 3-4. Those hands are seriously good.<br> | 'Great fight being put up by Tara Moore who has come back from 1-4 in the decider to break back for 3-4. Those hands are seriously good.<br> | ||
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11.35am Heather Watson is on Court Two, knocking up against her 18-year-old opponent from America Madison Keys. She's ranked no 52 in the world and is making an appearance in the first round of Wimbledon for the first time today<br><br> | 11.35am Heather Watson is on Court Two, knocking up against her 18-year-old opponent from America Madison Keys. She's ranked no 52 in the world and is making an appearance in the first round of Wimbledon for the first time today<br><br> | ||
Watson, who has fought back from glandular fever this year, is ranked five places below Keys and so will hope to progress to the second round for a second successive year. She was the first British woman to make the third round for a decade in 2012<br><br> | Watson, who has fought back from glandular fever this year, is ranked five places below Keys and so will hope to progress to the second round for a second successive year. She was the first British woman to make the third round for a decade in 2012<br><br> | ||
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11.33am Ivan Speck writes to say Harry Potter author JK Rowling will be making her annual visit to Wimbledon today, taking a seat in the Royal Box. Rowling will be 'expecting some wizardry no doubt from the racket of Djokovic,' he writes<br><br> | 11.33am Ivan Speck writes to say Harry Potter author JK Rowling will be making her annual visit to Wimbledon today, taking a seat in the Royal Box. Rowling will be 'expecting some wizardry no doubt from the racket of Djokovic,' he writes<br><br> | ||
Charlie Sale adds on the same subject: 'Royal Box guests today include Harry Potter author JK Rowling , Esther Rantzen and England Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke,. No doubt All England Club top brass will be getting reciprocal invites to Ashes Tests<br><br> | Charlie Sale adds on the same subject: 'Royal Box guests today include Harry Potter author JK Rowling , Esther Rantzen and England Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke,. No doubt All England Club top brass will be getting reciprocal invites to Ashes Tests<br><br> | ||
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Smiling Tsonga seals second-round spot with straight sets win over Goff<br><br> | Smiling Tsonga seals second-round spot with straight sets win over Goff<br><br> | ||
Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | ||
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