konta, who was the first of many. konta, who was serving big, was not putting a foot wrong. as she breezed on to take that first set. one outstanding shot after another. it was as if she was the only one not feeling the heat. there was a moment from the check minding us why she is the women's double champion, but some fancy footwork and impressive all he showed who was really in control on the centre court. she held her composer. siniakova had not shaken that slip from the first set, and as konta server for the match, that slip from the first set, and as konta serverfor the match, again she tumbled. with those big service and big points, it is looking good so and big points, it is looking good so farfor britain's and big points, it is looking good so far for britain's number one. rhia chohan, bbc news. well, british wild card harriet dart joins konta into round three, the 22—year—old battled to a three—set win over brazil's beatriz haddad maia.

it may be as far as she goes though, because her next match is against the world number one ashleigh barty. so, two british women through in the singles. just one man, though, in the shape of dan evans. still yet to drop a set, he saw off the 18th seed georgian nikoloz basilashvili, but there were defeats for british number two cameron norrie and wild card jay clarke. james burford rounds up the action. it doesn't get much bigger than this for a british player, walking out with the great man at wimbledon. for the family, a special moment. all the family, a special moment. all the excitement of a kid at the park. but there's a reason roger federer is perhaps the best ever to play the game, poise and precision. look at him, not even fussed. so accustom, we've become, to seeing his shots pick up the child. even clark and other disbelief. and while set one went 6—1, clark did take fedor to a tie—break in the second, much to the

delight of court number one. that proved to be just a snapshot. ever, now 37 come as many career —— has made a career of making things look easy indeed. you can see what his fa ns easy indeed. you can see what his fans think. a great test but ultimately one far too strong for some this is is... and so, walking off, but happy memories playing against the game's biggest star. british number one tile admin fell at the second hurdle yesterday, and today so too did britain positing number two —— kyle edmund. outmatched against dinesh —— kei nishikori. this is kevin's first mango in the first two...

beating the world's 16th best player. the joy was evident, as with the support. specialto player. the joy was evident, as with the support. special to get through here wimbledon. i just want to win matches and winning matches at the big matches, the grand slams, is what i enjoy. evans does not want his redemption to end here. with this win, he matches his best ever aswi9 run. this win, he matches his best ever as w 19 run. james burford, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other matches from wimbledon today. and two—time winner rafael nadal is into the third round after a feisty four—setter against his nemesis nick krygios, who twice served underarm and spent much of the match audibly questioning nadal‘s speed of play. kyrgios was given an official warning by the chair umpire, who he later called a "disgrace". nadal will play frenchman jo—wilfried tsonga in the next round. you know, sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on court, and

it's amazing how good he is able to play and he is able to forget about all this stuff. potentially he's a grand slam winner. whatever happens in the women's draw, there'll be a new name on the trophy after defending champion angeligue kerber was knocked out the little—known american lauren davis. kerber, who's the fifth seed, was beaten in three sets by the world 95, who's only in the tournament as a lucky loser. and it looked like another big name might be in trouble when seven—time wimbledon champion serena williams went a set down to the slovenian teenager kaja juven. but williams recovered to win the match 2—6, 6—2, 6—4. and andy murray made a winning return to wimbledon. five months after undergoing hip surgery, the two—time singles champion is into the second round of the doubles with his french partner pierre—hugues herbert. they came from a set down to beat ugo humbert and marius copil in 4 sets.

a little bit nervous in the start, but obviously i think got better as the match went on. and it was really a nice atmosphere at the end. you know, the new roof and stuff is brilliant. it's changed the conditions slightly under there, but the crowd make a bit more noise. it seems that all of the noise stays inside the doors, so it was great to get the win. nice atmosphere. now, away from wimbledon. frank lampard is back at chelsea, but this time as their manager. the 41—year—old former england midfielder has been appointed the new head coach afterjust over a year in football management. it was only six weeks ago that lampard narrowly missed out on promotion with derby county. he's now signed a three—year contract at stamford bridge, where he spent 13 years as a player. during his time at chelsea, he won 11 major trophies — including three premier league title and a champions league. so will he be able to emulate his successes from the sidelines? having played here, ifelt

the pressure was high because of expectations, pressure i put on myself. having been a manager for one year at derby, i realised that on this side of the fence, the pressure is much more at whatever club you're at. and, of course, when you come to a club like chelsea, who have expectations, who have standards, who are competitive year in and year out, i understand that. so, i can't hide away from that. i wouldn't say apprehensive, i'm a realist. i understand what's wanted from me from within the club, and i'll try and deliver. we have to start with an intention to win. if i sat here and did not set that out, i don't think i should be here. because that's how it has to be. we wa nt to because that's how it has to be. we want to be playing champions league football year in, year out. for sure, that is something that should drive us all, myself and the players included. that is hard i can't sit here and say what it is. there are a number of factors this year and we want to develop and be competitive. i will not start saying league positions or whatever. again, ask me at the end of the year. let's take a look at some of the other stories around today.

marko arnautovic is close to leaving west ham for the chinese club shanghai sipg for nearly £22.5 million. west ham were initially reluctant to sell, but would prefer to let the forward go rather than allow him to be a disruptive influence. ander herrera has signed for french champions paris st germain on a five—year deal. the midfielder left manchester united on a free transfer after his contract ran out. he scored 20 goals for united, winning the fa cup, league cup and europa league. propjoe marler has come out of international retirement to be named in england's latest rugby world cup training squad. marler had stood down from england last september after winning 59 caps, but he's decided to reverse that decision. the squad includes four uncapped players, as well as danny cipriani. and huddersfield giants moved away from the bottom of super league with a thumping win over salford. darnell mcintosh with the final score, as huddersfield won 30—18 at the aj bell stadium.

onto cricket, and england have lost their second one day international of the women's ashes, comfortably beaten by australia by four wickets. after winning the toss at leicester, england started well, opener tammy beaumont hitting 114 — her sixth odi century. but beaumont‘s dismissal sparked an england collapse, where they went from 187—6 to 217 all out, delissa kimmince the best of the bowlers with a five—forjust 26 runs. in reply, australia never really looked like losing, ellyse perry top scoring on 62, and they wrapped up the victory with more than four overs to spare. australia now lead the multi—format series 4—0 with one more odi, three t20s and test match still to play. at the cricket world cup, there was a consolation win for the west indies over afghanistan in both side's final match at the tournament. the windies won by 23 runs at headingley and afghanistan leave without a single point.

four years ago, the great britain women's basketball team were almost at the point of extinction. they needed emergency funding after uk sport scrapped their investment — leaving the players fearing for the future of their sport. now, they've made history by reaching the semi—finals of the eurobasket tournament. they beat hungary 62—59 to not only give themselves a chance to reach the final, but also guarantee themselves a place in the olympic qualifying tournaments next year. it's something that we're really going for. so, for us, yeah, wejust got to stay focused and, like chema's told us the whole time, we're notjust happy to be here. we have goals and we want to achieve them, and tokyo is definitely one of them, and it's in our reach now because we made it in our reach. and finally, a european dream for a university football team ended tonight. these are students of cardiff met playing progres niederkorn

of luxembourg in the second leg of their tie in the preliminary rounds of the europa league. they took the lead on aggreagate with this penalty, but their dreams were dashed when the away side scored a very well taken goal to win it on aggregate. 2-1, 2—i, then, the aggregate score there. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are assistant political editor of the mirror,