Zach Kingsbury: Dan Evans is probably the most naturally talented British male player right now. Just hope he can clamp down a bit outside of tennis and focus on having a good career because he has it in him.

Evans has just saved a break point to hold and is at 2-2 in the first set with Georgian 18th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili.

From 40-love to being broken. How did that one get away from Harriet Dart? The final point sees Dart drift wide with a forehand. The Brazilian, once again, holds the second set advantage and we could well be going into a decider.

Fire up the TV/tablet/phone/laptop/wireless... and get stuck in to as many of these as possible.

This is a crucial moment in this match. Break point for the Brazilian.

Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV

Harriet Dart lost all her focus at 40-love up.

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There's more Britpop coming to you from Wimbledon today than a Friday night on the sofa in the mid-90s watching Top of the Pops, with all the home favourites either already playing or about to get under way.

Cameron Norris is due on Centre Court in 20 minutes and will be followed by British number one Johanna Konta. Jay Clarke is also in action on Court One later, with the simple task of facing Roger Federer.

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Harriet Dart was at 40-love in this service game. Now deuce. Getting nervy as the finish line gets closer.

Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV

It's always going through a tennis player's mind - are they going to miss and do I just need to put the ball back in play?

You realise after a while that you have to go after it, because if you don't take your opportunity your opponent will.

Today, in this match - an important match for these two - the important thing is just getting the ball in however you can sometimes.

But if you're playing a Petra Kvitova then you'll lose those points.

It's getting hot out there.

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Harriet Dart was two games behind in the early stages of this set, but she has now won three in a row. Beatriz Haddad Maia decides to hide under her towel. We're still on serve so she doesn't have to be too despondent though.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Court 9 is the place to be today! Rafa Nadal is next up to practice in front of the fans.

The guy stood next to me was too busy looking at his phone to notice who was just metres in front of him. When he did, he completely lost his cool!

“OH MY GOD ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!”

No, no I am not.

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Dan Evans' advantage doesn't last long, Nikoloz Basilashvili breaks back at the first attempt. As you were.

Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV

Harriet Dart has had a lull in this match, but she's back right now.

We're back level in set two, at two-two.

Two break points squandered, the third one grabbed.

Kyrgios says it'll be Rafa!

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The first opportunity for a break vanishes with a half-hearted forehand into the net and another forehand, this time hit with more purpose, again nets. Deuce.

Two break chances for Harriet Dart.

Bingo! Dan Evans is off to the perfect start on court two, whipping a winning forehand beyond Nikoloz Basilashvili to break the Georgian in the opening game of this match.

A much-needed service game hold for Harriet Dart. The best way to protect that ankle is to win a shot without running, so that ace to win the game was just what she wanted.

Dan Evans has just got under way against 18th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili, who beat James Ward in the first round.

Evans is bidding to reach the third round for the second time, having lost to Roger Federer in 2016.