Alex de Minaur knew what to expect against fellow Aussie James Duckworth at Wimbledon - and the ninth seed did enough to advance to the second round. Compatriot Alexei Popyrin also impressed.
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI ON CENTRE COURT: Murray, our broken hero, one of the greatest athletes this country has ever known, would have looked on proud from his treatment table.
Novak Djokovic was at the same time eviscerating Czech qualifier Vit Kopriva. 'I'd be lying if I said I wasn't watching the scores on Centre Court,' admitted Fearnley.
NATHAN SALT AT WIMBLEDON: There were some marathon matches on day two - look to Paul Jubb's collapse from two sets up - and some rapid fire wins - looking at you Jessica Pegula.
KIERAN GILL AND TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: The British No 1 comes into the competition on the heels of claiming a second grass court title after successfully defending in Nottingham.
The Russian, who is 17th in the world, looked in good spirits as she spotted Sinner in attendance, with the Italian seen smiling as he watched on with his hood up.
American tennis player Emma Navarro has yet to make waves in the tennis world but has a net worth which would make any of the men's or women's top seeds envious.
NATHAN SALT AT WIMBLEDON: Back in May, Rublev admitted 'I don't remember behaving worse at a Slam ever' after he kicked and screamed his way out of the Paris Slam.
MATTHEW LAMBERT AT WIMBLEDON: He pulled out of his first-round match against Tomas Machac at 10.15am this morning and then spoke to reporters after an afternoon practice with his brother Jamie.
TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: Over the action-pack two weeks, the amount paid to a ball boy or girl remains curiously low - for all of Wimbledon's high prices elsewhere.
NATHAN SALT AT WIMBLEDON: Given his feats to this point the amount of surprise when Novak Djokovic showed himself working out on his surgically repaired knee came as a shock.
The 37-year-old then had surgery to remove a cyst from his spine on Saturday and there were reports on Sunday morning that the operation had ruled him out of Wimbledon.
Andy Murray made the decision on Tuesday morning not to play his first round singles match against Tomas Machac, meaning he has played his final singles match at the All England Club.
TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: Murray confirmed that he would no longer be taking part in the singles draw on Tuesday morning, hours before his planned Centre Court clash with Tomas Machac.
Andy Murray's decision to withdraw from the men's singles competition at Wimbledon has left fans distraught as the Scotsman admitted he had failed to recover from surgery in time.
The 37-year-old Scot had been touch and go to be fit enough for his first round match-up against Czech ace Tomas Machac and took the agonising decision this morning that he is not ready.
Aussie tennis star Aleksandar Vukic has turned heads after declaring he can beat defending champion and third seed Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon in their second round match.
Former world No.1 Ash Barty has spoken about her return to play at Wimbledon for the first time since winning the event in 2021 - and if she will make a permanent return to the sport.
Aussie firebrand Nick Kyrgios believes he would have easily beaten tennis legend John McEnroe - and also hopes his good friend Andy Murray will put his health first and retire soon.
JAMES SHARPE AT WIMBLEDON: Sonay Kartal pulled off an incredible upset to knock out 29th seed Cirstea and secure a hat-trick of wins for British women on the opening.
Aussie Aleksandar Vukic has set up a showdown with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz after Wimbledon's opening day of play. Jordan Thompson and Daria Saville were also victorious.
MATTHEW LAMBERT AT WIMBLEDON: As Murray continues to agonize over whether or not to take to the singles court at Wimbledon for a final time, Jack Draper declared himself ready to step into
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT WIMBLEDON: Needless to say, it was originally meant to be a tougher assignment for Raducanu, but after three years of rough luck, she was seemingly handed a gift.
LEWIS STEELE AT WIMBLEDON: Charlie Broom kickstarted a clean sweep of losses for the British men to begin Wimbledon, with Liam Broady and Arthur Fery also going down to defeat.