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Johanna Konta, Dan Evans and Harriet Dart win but Cameron Norrie loses
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Evans 6-3 6-2 1-0 Basilashvili*
"Allez! Come on! Here we go!"
One celebratory shout just isn't enough for Dan Evans.
"It's a big point, come on!" he shouts as Basilashvili hits the ball into the net to give Evans game point.
One more "allez" as the Georgian's forehand lands long and Evans holds. Is he hoping to switch allegiances to France...? No need for commentary with Dan Evans around, anyway.
Mladenovic 5-3 *Kvitova
Kristina Mladenovic comes through a testing eighth game, seeing off three break-back points to keep ahead of Petra Kvitova into the business end of the opener.
Image source, AFP*Evans 6-3 6-2 0-0 Basilashvili
Basilashvili stares absently into the distance as he waits for Evans to get back. Wonder what he's thinking right now. Can't imagine it's too jolly inside his mind.
Evans is back and will serve first in the third set.
So this is Harriet Dart's next opponent... World number one Ash Barty.
Could be a tough one!
Best shots as Barty beats Van Uytvanck
Nishikori 4-4 *Norrie
Cameron Norrie saves the second of two break points from 15-40 with a superb point featuring a dinky drop-shot and a sumptuous lob.
But he is not out of the woods yet. Deuce.
Dart 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-1 Haddad Maia
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Evans 6-3 6-2 Basilashvili
Evans' backhand sails into the net. Set point saved.
But he has the reactions of a cat (or some other animal with quick reactions) to hit a superb forehand return and set up another set point.
Basilashvili hits a backhand wide and Evans has done it! He's two sets up!
He celebrates with a trip to the loo.
Dart 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-1 Haddad Maia
This is the moment that Harriet Dart will never forget.
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*Mladenovic 4-3 Kvitova
Kristina Mladenovic - partner of Dominic Thiem in life, snubber of Andy Murray in mixed doubles - is still a break up on sixth seed Petra Kvitova in the first set of their Court One encounter.
Evans 6-3 5-2 Basilashvili*
At the start of this year, Evans was ranked 190th in the world. Now, he's up to 61st and a win today could push him towards the top 50.
And some of the shots he's playing show how he's got there. The Brit hits a lovely backhand passing shot to get to 30-30 and a double fault from Basilashvili brings up set point.
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Andy: Well done Harriet Dart!! In to the 3rd round and to face World Number 1 Barty!
Abram: Dart hits bullseye. I'm here all tournament.
Paul Beaumont: Harriet Dart's backhand is a thing of beauty!
Nicola: Well done Harriet Dart! What a win. Her reward.. only the reigning French Open Champion and World no.1 Ash Barty... It's Wimbledon though anything can happen.
Image source, PA MediaDart 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-1 Haddad Maia
Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV
A gutsy performance by Harriet Dart after losing that second set.
She stuck with it, she knew the plan.
It was tough for Haddad Maia with the injury, but what a moment for Harriet and her family.
These are the stats from Harriet Dart's victory. Dart won 99 points, Haddad Maia 95 and the Briton advances.
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Alarm clock: 3:45am
Jump in the car: 4am
Start queuing: 6:15am
Join another queue: 11am
Wait and hope: 1:30pm
That is how the day has panned out so far for Helen Ruane, Nicola Guynan and Lisa Arrowsmith from Upminster in Essex.
They are among the tens sitting in the ticket resale queue and are aiming to bag Centre Court tickets to see Rafael Nadal against Nick Kyrgios - and possibly Andy Murray's return.
Image source, BBC Sport"People will think we're mad!" laughs Nicola.
"I'm hoping we won't have to wait until too long," adds Helen.
And they are armed with the essentials. "We've just bought these three umbrellas because we need some shade. Lots of water and food, suncream - and champagne," says Lisa.
The latter seems to be the most important in the list...
Evans 6-3 5-2 Basilashvili*
Dan Evans had won seven games in a row at one point but Georgian 18th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili stepped up the pace a bit to win a couple of games.
The Brit is getting back on top again now, though. He's just held to love and is one game away from winning the second set.
Image source, PA MediaDart 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-1 Haddad Maia
John Inverdale
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
This is one of the great moments of Harriet Dart's embryonic career.
*Nishikori 3-4 Norrie
Well, that was deflating. Cameron Norrie handed a break by Kei Nishikori's wayward groundstrokes in the previous game, gifts it straight back with a pair of double faults and a brace of forehand errors.
The Briton is chuntering to himself as he takes his changeover seat. That was a missed opportunity to take the first set by the scruff.
Image source, EPANishikori 2-4 *Norrie
And Kei Nishikori - radar badly on the wonk in this game - bunts long over the baseline to cough up the break of serve.
Centre Court, which is gradually turning from salmon pink to lobster red in the fierce sun, enjoyed that one.
Could Cam Norrie just possibly...?
Norrie breaks Nishikori in the first set
Dart 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-1 Haddad Maia
She has done it!
Great Britain's Harriet Dart wins and moves into the third round of a Grand Slam for the first time ever. The 22-year-old now faces world number one Ashleigh Barty.
What a day for the Londoner. She's 182nd in the world, not for long.
'What a great five-game checkout' - Dart defeats Haddad Maia