Summary

  • Rafael Nadal wins 7-5 6-2 6-2 v Sam Querrey to set up semi-final against Roger Federer

  • Federer defeats Nishikori 4-6 6-1 6-4 6-4

  • Djokovic beats Goffin 6-4 6-0 6-2; faces Bautista Agut - victor over Pella

  • Murray/Williams lose 3-6 6-4 2-6 to Soares/Melichar

Live Reporting

Saj Chowdhury, Harry Poole, Becky Grey, Alex Bysouth and Frank Keogh

  1. Wheelchair singles draw

    Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    Tomorrow marks the start of the wheelchair competitions at Wimbledon, and there are a host of Brits hoping to get their hands on the trophies come the weekend.

    Ten-time Grand Slam champion Jordanne Whiley - returning to Wimbledon for the first time since giving birth to her son in 2018 - will first play her doubles partner and world number two Yui Kamiji.

    In the men's singles, Paralympic champion Gordon Reid takes on world number one Shingo Kunieda first up, with US Open champion Alfie Hewett facing Gustavo Fernandes.

    In the quads, British world number three Andy Lapthorne will play world number two David Wagner of the US. Thursday marks the Wimbledon debut of a quad singles draw.

  2. BTW, have you read the latest Andy Murray column?

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    Here's a snippet (read the rest clicking here):

    Playing alongside Serena at Wimbledon has been great fun so far and, as I joked after our first match, we are both younger siblings - so we are very competitive. We want to have a few more days and matches playing together, hopefully until the final on Sunday.

    Andy Murray, Very good at tennis

  3. There are doubles quarter-finals matches taking place at the moment, which we will keep you updated on as we build up to the men's singles quarter-finals.

    But before we start looking ahead to the 13:00 BST matches - Novak Djokovic v David Goffin and Guido Pella v Roberto Bautista Agut - let's spend a few moments looking at the highlights from a fascinating women's quarter-finals day.

  4. Coverage starts at 12:15 BST

    BBC One

    Then switch over to BBC Two for the action.

  5. Big crowd on court 11 - but no match

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    The biggest crowd at Wimbledon at the moment is on Court 11 where there isn’t even a match on.

    That’s because Novak Djokovic was getting in a bit of practice before his quarter-final. The Serb stopped on his way out to sign a red shirt and a big tennis ball - you have totally made their day, Novak!

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  6. Katie Falkingham
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    It was an early(ish) start for Andy Murray today, and by early, I mean he was here when I arrived.

    After getting his legs going on the static bike, he engaged in some light stretching under the watchful eye of coach Jamie Delgado.

    He’ll be training with Serena Williams shortly.

  7. ...and there's more MuRena

    The best shots from Andy Murray and Serena Williams' second-round win

    Two of the great joys from this year's Wimbledon have been:

    • The emergence of Coco Gauff and...
    • The fearless ball-striking of Serena Williams in the mixed doubles where she has formed a cute box-office partnership with Andy Murray.

    The pair will be looking to follow up on Tuesday's brilliant win with another victory today, although they face top seeds Bruno Soares and Nicole Melichar.

    That is the third match on Court Two - most probably between 14:00-15:00 BST.

  8. Will we have our 'Zayn Moment' today?

    Zayn Malik

    Abandoned cricket matches.

    Another series of Love Island.

    Antiques Roadshow on a Sunday.

    Federer, Nadal and Djokovic in a Grand Slam quarter-final.

    We take comfort from the familiar and 'The Titans of Tennis' have not let us down.

    Between them they've only dropped three sets in four matches to get to this stage.

    But is today the day when the group splits? Aka the 'Zayn Moment'?

    Here is your rundown on the show courts:

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