, cameron norrie was outmatched againstjapan kei nishikori, the world seventh best player losing class found on court number two, this is dan evans first go into main draw of wimbledon since testing for cocaine two years ago. now he's into that third round to beating the world 16th best player thatjoy was evidence as was the support. world 16th best player thatjoy was evidence as was the supportm means so much to get through especially here at wimbledon where i've done pretty well and i want to win matches, big matches at the grand sum is what i really enjoy and it meant so much out there today. evans does not want his redemption to end here, with this when he matches his best ever asw 19 run. what a result for him. and be merry in the singles this year he's given eve ryo ne in the singles this year he's given everyone a bliss by confirming that not only is he playing in the mixed doubles alongside serena williams he's also playing in the men's doubles and is warming up out on court number one at the moment. who would have thought that and be merry after with the hip that he experience

kei nishikori remains in the draw — the only top 10 seed besides djokovic, nadal and federer left inson in straight sets. two time wimbledon champion rafa nadal is through, he beatjo wilfried tsonga and could play dan evans in the next round. nadal looked dominant, into teh fourth round again, one of teh big three and on course to meet djokovic in the final. kei nishikori remains in the draw — the only top 10 seed besides djokovic, nadal and federer left in the tournament. he beat the american steve johnson in straight sets. the italian player fabio fognini has apologised after being heard on court saying "i wish a bomb would explode on this club" during his defeat by tenny sandgren. fognini is under threat of a ban from two grand slam tournaments following misogynistic language to a female umpire at the us open in 2017. it really good, explode though. ok, so most of the time when you're on court you're frustrated and for sure i was not happy about my performance today because i knew i had to win in this case because i to to win back, something happened on court, and if i have to say

outmatched against dinesh —— kei nishikori. this is kevin's first mango in the first two...6th 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 t

on centre is roger federer against kei nishikori.many people think he will go all the way this year. andy murray and serena williams are third on court two in round three of the mixed doubles and that should be around 2:30pm or three o'clock, and the crowd a re 2:30pm or three o'clock, and the crowd are certainly looking forward to that. david, thank you very much indeed. let's stay with tennis. let's stay with tennis. with the likes of the long—established williams sisters, and now teenage sensation coco gauff leaving a big impression in her wimbledon debut, it's clear there's no shortage of talent from black and ethnic minority backgrounds in the tennis world. and it's hoped their success will inspire a whole new generation to get serious about the sport, as nomia iqbal reports. 0h! coming to wimbledon is definitely a moment to capture, especially for these young girls. you do come here and sometimes you do feel like an outcast. you come here and you see, like, the people that are normally here and they dress a certain way and we a

the roger federer, his victory over kei nishikori was another milestone, he 100th win at wimbledon.olume with the opening set, giving him a little scare. but federer found giving him a little scare. but federerfound his giving him a little scare. but federer found his want to qualify for his 13 semi—final. xl for this with it is his old rival raff her co mforta ble with it is his old rival raff her comfortable ab the american sam querrey. it will be the first time that federer and nadal have played here since 2008. in the big three, novak djokovic, he wasted no time beating david gough in. it will stay on course for his fifth wimbledon. i had ihada i had a tuft much in the third round. other than that i have one straight sets —— tough match. i think my two best matches were fourth—round and qualifying today. exactly what they wanted and needed. and hopefully eye can go in the right direction in the semis as well. the only man standing on his way will be roberto bautista agut, he beat ‘s the argentinian to qualify for his first—ever grand slam semi—final. he did not think you would g

roger federer sets up a quarter—final against kei nishikori.place in the final of the cricket world cup. hello and welcome to the programme. the big three in men's tennis cruised into the quarter finals at wimbledon. novak djokovic, roger federer and rafael nadal all enjoying straight—sets victories, but the fairytale is over for 15—year—old coco gauff. and it was a day to forget for the top seeds the women's draw. holly hamilton has more from wimbledon. fairto fair to say the women's draw is wide open at the business end of the tournament. we started the day with five of the top ten seeds and now we're down to just two. world number one ashleigh barty was first to go, knocked out by american allison riske. party took the first set but allison riske took into a decider to win the biggest victory of her

kei nishikori awaits in the next round. an even tougher opponent forjay clark.wimbledon victory. he will face roger federer in round two. paul judd is the last british player in action. he still has work to be done. as michael was saying, the last brit in action is pauljudd and he is out there at the moment with work to do against sosa from portugal. we know he has been playing tennis in america. he recently won a big collegiate title, which earned him a wild card. but he dropped that first set 6—0. it is 2—2 currently in the second set. he has work to do if we are to make it six brits through today. and eight in total in that second round. some other big results today. angeli cuba opening up on centre court, as is customary on the second day of these championships, the winner of the singles last year. an all—german affair. cuba reached the final at eastbourne last week. she is through. as is ashleigh barty, the current women's world number one, following her french 0pen success. she is through. also coming through in straight sets. she is one of the favourites

last year's quarter finalist kei nishikori ofjapan has taken the first set against the american stevejohnson. looks like he will take the second set as well. it's going to be a really busy day for andy murray who'll have to play both his mens doubles and mixed doubles matches. he's of course teaming up with serena williams. they were scheduled to be on centre court after coco gauff, but it was postponed because that match went on so late. serena plays first up on court one so they'll feature at some point later today. the wimbledon coverage is underway on bbc — you can follow it on the bbc sport website and app as well as radio 5live. it's not the match england wanted to be playing in but phil neville says they have to finish the women's world cup on a high despite being "sick" of losing semi—finals. they were beaten by the defending champions usa in the last four and england play sweden this afternoon in the third—place play—off. jane dougall‘s in nice for us. the england squad did not want to be here playing for a third place. of course they wanted to be in lyon, fighting in the world cup

after losing the first set to kei nishikori, he took the next two — flashes of that familiar brilliancein the mixed doubles. they faced some test — the top seeds, bruno soares and nicole melichar, and it was spellbinding stuff. wow! it went to a deciding set, but it wasn't to be. defeat for them, but for murray, just being able to play here has been a personal triumph. well, on court now i can tell you that roger federer has just completed his victory, while the third of the big three, rafael nadal, is two sets up against sam querrey, george. andy, thank you very much. some newsjust in, and all flights in and out of gatwick airport are currently suspended, they say it is because of a problem with air—traffic control. passengers are being advised to check with their airline before they travel. let's get the latest on the weather with ben rich. pretty warm, humid, dark clouds gathering across some parts of the uk, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. this is the radar picture from the last few hours, quite intense downpours working across northern ireland and effecting the n

last year's quarter finalist kei nishikori ofjapan has taken the first set against the american stevejohnsonr andy murray who'll have to play both his mens doubles and mixed doubles matches. he's of course teaming up with serena williams.

roger federer found things a little harder, but after going a set down to kei nishikori, he was backledon, and guess what, he'll now face rafael nadal, after he showed sam querrey he hasn't lost his touch. for the big three, very much business as usual. the day's other big draw is here on court no. 2, the dream team of andy murray and serena williams, hoping for another win in the mixed doubles. they faced some test, the top seeds, bruno soares and nicole melichar, and it was spellbinding stuff. commentator: wow! it went to a deciding set, but it wasn't to be. defeat for them, but for murray, simply playing here after his injury problems has been a personal triumph. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it. newsnight is on bbc two in a few minutes, but here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak — coming up on the programme his hundreth win at wimbledon. roger federer make it through to another semifinal. where he'll face rafa nadal. but the andy murray serena williams wimbledon partnership is over — as they lose in the

cameron norrie plays kei nishikori on centre court. dan evansis kei nishikori on centre court.os looks the most tasty? yeah, it does indeed. it's fair to say their relationship has gone a little bit sour following rafa nadal‘s victory over kerry diaz in acapulco earlier this year. nadal accused him of showing a lack of respect. nick kyrgios duly responded by saying that rafael nadal is super sulky, saying that is how he reacts every time that nick kyrgios beat him. they are level pegging at a 3-3. him. they are level pegging at a 3—3. let's not forget as well that of course it was nick kyrgios who famously beat rafa nadal in the fourth round at wimbledon in 201a, one of his most famous victories. he has not had many more of those notable big wins over the top three since. one of the newsline today. bernard tomic, the australian, has seen bernard tomic, the australian, has seen his match fee from the first round, £a5,000, that is the fine he has been hit with after failing to perform to his fullest in that opening round match. and of course despite that we did have some fantasti

kei nishikori taking the first two sets 6—a, 6—a and one break—up in the third.oroughbred before and produced her best wimbledon performance against her brazilian opponent. great result for her. what a tough test she now faces in the third round, taking on ashleigh barty, the french open champion and the reigning number one. that will be a tough test for her. as we know, it is a bumper day here, and johanna konta up later on, jay clark in action against roger federer, what a tough match for another of the british. an rafa nadal against the curious later on. we know there has been a bit of a war of words between these two. this was the dial coming through in his last match. the dancers and kyrois shows a lack of respect and i expect the war of words could continue. he did beat the dial back here in 201a for one of the biggest wins of his career. if he produces that again i wonder what he will have to say about rafale the dial this time. —— rafa nadal. don't forget you can follow all the action from wimbledon on bbc tv, 5live and the bbc sport website and app. that

federer came from a set down to beat japan's kei nishikouri japan's kei nishikori in the quarters — incan sam querrey. he won in straight sets to set up the semi with his great rival federer. the last time these two met at wimbledon was that epic final in 2008 which was eventually won by nadal after a five set thriller. novak djokovic will play the spaniard roberto bautista agut in the other semi. andy murray and serena williams have had plenty of fun over the last few days but their run in the mixed doubles is over. murena — as they like to be known — lost in the third round to top seeds bruno soares and nicole melichar. the pair have looked like they've really enjoyed playing together but we'll have to wait and see if they do it again. murray has said that it's pretty unlikely he'll play singles at the us open in september. and serena williams will be in singles action today. it's the women's semi finals day. williams plays unseeded barbora strykova whilst former world number one simona halep plays elina svitolina. coverage will start across the bbc from one o'clock. that's all the s

winner rafael nadal faces sam querrey while eight time champion roger federer takes on japan's kei nishikorie. great return player, solid mentally and i always thought he was a great talent. since he was probably 16, 17 years old. you can follow all the action at wimbledon today, on bbc television and radio, as well as the bbc sport website, where you'll find feeds of all the courts. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. the times have konta on the back with the words "please don't patronise me". that was the british number one's response to a question posed by a journalist after her defeat. there's also serena williams saying that women are penalised differently to men following her us open punishment last year for outbursts on court. the mirror reckon that steve bruce is first in line to become the new newcastle boss, replacing rafa benitez who left last month and the sun say that manchester united boss ole gunnar solskjaer will ask paul pogba to stay one more year before leaving old trafford. india and new zealand will resume their cricket world cup semifinal today after

federer came from a set down to beat japan's kei nishikori in the quarters.l the attention's on rafa and roger, novak djokovic is quietly going about his business. he's the number one seed and beat belgium's david goffin in straight sets to secure his place in the semis. where he'll play roberto bautista agut. he thought he would be out by now because he qualified for his first—ever grand slam final. now he has a first—ever grand slam final. now he hasa dilemma... first—ever grand slam final. now he has a dilemma... well, not really. he did not expect to get this far and had planned to be on a buck‘s night in ibiza. so instead of heading to the clubs of the white isle, his friends are heading over to the all england club to see him play a semi final. they will have their party around wimbledon instead. andy murray and serena williams have had plenty of fun over the last few days but their run in the mixed doubles in over. murena — as they like to be known — lost in the third round to top seeds bruno soares and nicole melichar. the pair have looked like they'v

winner rafael nadal faces sam querrey while eight time champion roger federer takes on japan's kei nishikori been really easy for him and i am a big fan of his game. he has one of the best backends in the game. he is a great return player and is solid mentally. i always thought he was a great talent. i've known him since he was 16 or 17 years old. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. last night's first head—to—head television debate of the campaign saw the two candidates making claims about how they would deliver brexit. with me now is our reality check correspondent, chris morris, to take us through some of the claims made during last night's debate. let's start with the fact that both candidates said they could renegotiate the withdrawal agreement. what do you make of that? the debate reemphasised at the point they plan a's are quite similar and it is to take what has been negotiated so far, renegotiated even though the eu says it is no longer at the negotiation, then ratify it, then legislate for it and all before then legislate fo

a tough day for cameron norrie, the british number two had none of it is own way against kei nishikorin after testing positive for cocaine four years ago. now he's into the third round. the joy was evident. three brits into the third round but the pressure ramps up from here. james burford, bbc news. two—time winner rafael nadal has accused his nemesis nick krygios of being dangerous after a feisty four—set win over the australian. kyrgios twice served underarm, spent much of the match questioning nadal‘s speed of play, was given an official warning by the umpire, who he later called a disgrace and aimed a shot directly at the spaniard. afterwards he was unrepentant. why would i apologise? i won the point. you seem to wind him up. i don't get it. why would i apologise? how much money is in his bank account? i think he can take it on the chest, mate. i won't apologise at all. where you hitting it straight at him? i wanted to hit him straight in the chest. top seed ashleigh barty is through to the third round and will play britain's harriet dart next, but defending champion angelique ker