Lee Fergusson: What an amazing win that is, Radacanu...she is some talent!!

Ben: Britain has a new darling of tennis.

The court 12 crowd have absolutely loved that. They have a new favourite... Emma Raducanu, the 18-year-old wildcard who has gone from taking her A-Levels to wowing at Wimbledon.

Just brilliant.

Emma Raducanu flips a forehand into the net under pressure, but Marketa Vondrousova goes wide with an attempted drop shot.

Two match points for the 18-year-old!

Emma Raducanu throws everything into a baseline exchange and wins the point with a superb forehand down the line. 30-0. She's two points away...

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Double fault from Marketa Vondrousova!

It means break point for Emma Raducanu... and she takes it! The 18-year-old will serve for the match.

Huge chance now for Emma Raducanu.

Marketa Vondrousova loops a forehand into the tramlines and that's 0-30. The 22-year-old responds with an excellent drop volley having pushed Raducanu deep, and then the Brit almost puts away an overhead before Vondrousova fights back for 30-30.

Confident service game from Emma Raducanu, she's got a seriously punchy serve behind her and rattles down a series of string-thumping efforts that Marketa Vondrousova can't handle.

The British teenager shows she can back it up in a rally too, getting her opponent on the run before the Czech goes long. "Come on!" cries Raducanu.

Watch the best shots as Australia's Ashleigh Barty advances into the third round of Wimbledon after beating Anna Blinkova of Russia 6-4 6-3 on Centre Court.

World number one Ashleigh Barty ground out a second-round win over Anna Blinkova as the Wimbledon draw opened up further for her with the exit of Ukrainian third seed Elina Svitolina.

Barty won 6-4 6-3 but Svitolina was beaten 6-3 6-4 by Magda Linette to leave just three top-10 players in the draw.

American 17-year-old Coco Gauff beat Elena Vesnina 6-4 6-3, while 14th seed Barbora Krejcikova progressed 7-5 6-4 against Andrea Petkovic.

Elsewhere, Greek 15th seed Maria Sakkari is out following a 7-5 6-4 defeat by Shelby Rogers, Russian 16th seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova beat Kristyna Pliskova 6-3 6-3, and Jelena Ostapenko beat 31st seed Daria Kasatkina 6-1 3-6 8-6.

Delightful touch from the Czech, a nice disguise on her forehand before cupping a drop shot out of Raducanu's reach. Vondrousova then pulls away to hold serve.

Mel South
Former GB Fed Cup tennis player

There was some tension but Emma didn't panic when she went three games down. Just went back to business and working hard out here.

The last thing Emma Raducanu will want to do is hand Marketa Vondrousova a break after just getting back on terms in this set, but the 18-year-old finds herself facing break point.

A punchy serve and it's back to deuce, then advantage and then she holds! Three games in the row for the British hopeful. An important hold.

Roger Federer on BBC Two, speaking about setting up a third-round match with Britain's Cameron Norrie:

"I hope the crowd is going to get into it regardless of who they cheer for.

"I understand if it's for him. And if it's for me, it's because of the last 20 years and all the big matches I've played here.

"Cam's a good guy too - he's had a wonderful year, he played great at Queen's and he's backing it up here again so I know it's going to be a tough match.

"I'm happy for him that it's going well but enough now - he needs to go out and I need to go through!"

It's just not a Nick Kyrgios match without something bizarre happening...

The Australian - not necessarily known for indecision - decided to ask the crowd where they thought he should place his next serve,

“Down the middle” shouted one person on court three.

And so that's exactly what he did as he served an ace.

“Good call!” he exclaimed.

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Billie: Just the greatest of all time, alongside Serena Williams. Players like Federer come around once in a generation. Always been a big fan of Gasquet, still one of the most elegant & superb backhands in the game, but RF just too good. Norrie next, good match up.

Can Emma Raducanu back up that break by holding serve? The teenager cups a forehand into the net after a snappy return from Marketa Vondrousova but lets out a little fist pump on the next when the Czech finds the tape. 30-30.