Wimbledon 2023 LIVE: Carlos Alcaraz battles Matteo Berrettini after Novak Djokovic survives test

The match of the day at Wimbledon is a blockbuster clash between top seed Carlos Alcaraz and former runner-up Matteo Berrettini. Berrettini is enjoying a spectacular return to form two years on from reaching the Wimbledon final and the big-serving Italian will be a huge test of Alcaraz’s title ambitions.

Earlier, Novak Djokovic advanced to the Wimbledon quarter-finals after defeating Hubert Hurkacz in four sets upon the resumption of their fourth-round clash, while the shock of the day was produced by Christopher Eubanks as the unseeded American stunned Stefanos Tsitsipas in five sets.

Defending champion Elena Rybakina will face either Ons Jabeur in the quarter-finals in a rematch of last year’s final after the Tunisian beat Petra Kvitova in straight sets,

Mirra Andreeva’s run is over after defeat to Madison Keys in the fourth round, with the 16-year-old Russian qualifier refusing to shake hands with the umpire after a controversial end to the contest.

Follow live updates, scores and results from SW19 below.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores and updates

• Wimbledon second week begins as fourth round concludes at All England Club

• Monday full order of play and schedule

• Carlos Alcaraz faces Matteo Berrettini in match of the day on Centre Court

• Novak Djokovic defeats big-serving Hubert Hurkacz to reach quarter-finals

• Christopher Eubanks stuns Stefanos Tsitsipas in five-set thriller

• Ons Jabeur thrashes two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova 6-0 6-3

• Elena Rybakina advances after Beatriz Haddad Maia retires injured in first set

• Mirra Andreeva’s Wimbledon run over after defeat to Madison Keys in fourth round

• Wimbledon crowd boo Victoria Azarenka off court after defeat to Elina Svitolina

• World No 1 Iga Swiatek saves match points to win three-set thriller against Bencic

Wimbledon LIVE: Carlos Alcaraz vs Matteo Berrettini

17:38 , Mike Jones

The final match of the day on Centre Court is a beltin’ one. The World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz is taking on Italy’s Matteo Berrettini who is a big lover of grass court tennis.

On paper Alcaraz should have enough quality to get past the World No. 38 but it won’t be the easiest of victories for the Spaniard. Berrettini is a canny customer and will make things as difficult as possible.

Due to how quickly the previous matches on Centre Court have wrapped up today, there’s plenty of time for this one to be decided before the 11pm curfew.

If it goes on that long though we’re in for an absolute cracker.

Elina Svitolina thankful of Wimbledon opponent Iga Swiatek’s support for Ukraine

17:37 , Mike Jones

Tension will be replaced by appreciation when Elina Svitolina takes on Iga Swiatek for a place in the Wimbledon semi-finals on Tuesday.

The All England Club can have barely heard a reaction like the chorus of booing that accompanied Victoria Azarenka off Court One following her narrow defeat by Svitolina on Sunday evening.

Ukrainian players refuse to shake hands with Russian or Belarusian opponents at the end of matches as a result of the invasion of their country and there has been significant locker room rancour about how the issue has affected tennis.

Elina Svitolina thankful of Wimbledon opponent Iga Swiatek’s support for Ukraine

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:31 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 6-3 Petra Kvitova

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:27 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 6-3 Petra Kvitova

Game, set and match Ons Jabeur!

She’s skipping around court by the end of this match. It’s been a clinical dismantling of a two-time Wimbledon champion by Ons Jabeur.

The Tunisian claims three set points and flies into the quarter-finals in seriously impressive fashion. Petra Kvitova has just been outclassed on Centre Court this afternoon.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:23 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 5-3 Petra Kvitova*

This is a big game for Ons Jabeur. Petra Kvitova has been blown away up to now but the two-time champion seems to have found her footing. If Jabeur holds serve she’ll be within one game of the match.

The Tunisian moves 30-0 up with a fine drop shot and sets up three chances to take the game after Kvitova drills one out of play.

Jabeur holds.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:19 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 6-0 4-3 Petra Kvitova

The crowd will be backing both women, Jabeur because of how well she’s been playing up to now and Kvitova because they want the match to go to three sets.

Kvitova turns the heat up from her own serve and gets up to 30-15. A forehand attack from Jabeur draws the Tunisian back on level terms though.

Kvitova blazes a forehand winner down the line and forces a slip from Jabeur as she tries to change direction sharply. Last year’s runner-up is fine but can’t win the next point and Kvitova holds serve!

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:16 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 4-2 Petra Kvitova*

The craziest thing about this scoreline is how far Ons Jabeur could still go to improve her game. She’s missed a bunch of first serves which would have helped her through her own service games quicker.

This most recent one is at deuce - thanks to Jabeur saving break point - but a double point gifts a break point back to Kvitova.

Jabeur gets the serve in play but smokes one into the net and gives the break back.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:11 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 6-0 4-1 Petra Kvitova

Jabeur’s almost done it again! This time it’s with the forehand as she whips another cross court shot past Kvitova. This time the ball drops wide and the Czech takes the point.

Jabeur manages to take the game to deuce before moving to advantage with a reverse forehand down the line. What a shot that is. Ons Jabeur is having a whale of a time out there now.

She breaks Kvitova for a second time!

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:06 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 3-1 Petra Kvitova*

Even with some help from the tape which takes all the pace out of the ball as it drops onto Jabeur’s side of court, Kvitova goes behind in the fourth game with a wayward shot to the left side of court.

The Czech checks herself and recovers to claim the next point before Jabeur moves ahead.

This is a closer match as a baseline shot from Kvitova draws her level at 30-30 only for Jabeur to sweep the next two points for a hold of serve.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

17:02 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 6-0 2-1 Petra Kvitova

An attempted lob from Ons Jabeur just lands out of play as Petra Kvitova comes flying up to the net following a slice. The Czech moves 30-15 ahead before a fantastic cross court slice from her opponent brings the game level.

Kvitova flicks one wide from the next rally and has to defend a break point. Jabeur pings another fine backhand down the line but the ball is called out.

Another challenge goes Jabeur’s way and the break point rally is replayed. Kvitova double faults and Jabeur takes the break!

Wimbledon LIVE: Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas

17:00 , Jamie Braidwood

Christopher Eubanks, speaking to the BBC after his stunning five-set win against Tsitsipas:

“I feel I’m living a dream right now. This is an absolutely insane. I’ve tried to block everything out and focus on the next match but as cliched as it sounds, when you rattle off all that stuff, it’s surreal, it’s unbelievable. I can’t believe this.

“I came up clutch when I needed to and you guys pushed me. You guys came out in full force to support me today and I honestly can’t tell you what it means. Thanks to each and every one of you for coming out and lending me your support to me, this has been a dream come true.

“The grass and I have had a very strenuous relationship over the year but right now, I think it’s my best friend.”

Eubanks will play Daniil Medvedev in the quarter-finals [popcorn emoji].

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:57 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 1-1 Petra Kvitova*

Jabeur underperformed on her first serve in the opening set and hasn’t had the best of starts with it here. She’s missing quite a few of her first serves which is allowing Kvitova into the game.

The Tunisian manages to hold without too much trouble but she’ll want to get that first serve to land more often.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:54 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 6-0 0-1 Petra Kvitova

Drama! Ons Jabeur pings a backhand to the baseline after a lengthy rally and the ball is called out. She challenges it immediately with hawkeye showing the ball landed on the line. The point is replayed and Kvitova wins it before taking the first game of the second set.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:52 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 0-0 Petra Kvitova*

Petra Kvitova takes an off court break which may be needed to reset herself so that she can refocus for the second set. The left-hander takes the opening point when Ons Jabeur nails a backhand long.

Jabeur then gives up the next point with a return of serve that lands out of play. A beautifully executed backhand slice from Jabeur beats Kvitova as she storms to the net and earns the Tunisian her first point of the second set.

30-15.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:45 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 6-0 Petra Kvitova*

Ons Jabeur has that twinkle in her eye that professional sports people get when they’re in the zone. She gives aways two points but is back in the hunt and manages to draw the game level.

After pumping one into the net to set up a break point, Jabeur moves to deuce through a wide forehand from Kvitova.

Jabeur then double faults at advantage to keep Kvitova interested. Game and set Jabeur. She comes through the second deuce with aplomb to storm to an opening set victory.

It’s taken just 22 minutes.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:39 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 5-0 Petra Kvitova

Petra Kvitova hasn’t been at the races at all today. She belts another backhand over the back of court and repeatedly misses her first serve.

The two-time champion looks sluggish as Jabeur moves 0-30 up once again. The Tunisian gets lucky with a forehand drilled into the tape. The ball drops onto Kvitova’s side of court and Jabeur raises her hand in apology.

She’s earned another three break points though and takes it on her first attempt. It’s scary stuff.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:37 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 4-0 Petra Kvitova*

Ons Jabeur looks sharp. She’s been delicate, powerful and a bit lucky in this match so far but the most impressive thing is how skillful her play is.

Jabeur holds serve and is closing in on the first set.

Wimbledon LIVE: Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas

16:35 , Jamie Braidwood

GAME, SET AND MATCH! Christopher Eubanks 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 Stefanos Tsitsipas

The Court Two crowd are absolutely loving this! Eubanks is too!

“I’m living the dream,” he smiles.

This is the first time he’s reached a grand slam quarter-final.

And it’s his Wimbledon debut!

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:33 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 3-0 Petra Kvitova

That’s illegal, what a shot! Petra Kvitova dinks a drop shot over the net and forces Ons Jabeur up the court. The Tunisian gets to the ball the whips her wrist over it to ping it back at the tightest of angles and claims the point. Wonderful.

Jabeur then takes the next point too and Kvitova retreats behind a rapid serve for the third rally. Jabeur gets the return in play but the Czech works her to the opposite side of court and the backhand down the line from Jabeur goes wide.

Kvitova manages to get back to 30-30 but a false shot into the net leaves Jabeur with another break point.

Oh my days.

Kvitova has the rally won, she drops a volley over the net as Jabeur comes flying across to the left side of court. There’s no time for Jabeur to swing fully so she rolls her wrists at the ball and manages to get a backhand over the net and in play!

That brings her a second break!

Wimbledon LIVE: Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas

16:31 , Jamie Braidwood

GAME, SET AND MATCH! Christopher Eubanks 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 Stefanos Tsitsipas

What a rollercoaster! What a win for Christopher Eubanks! Stefanos Tsitsipas is out!

That is one of the most dramatic fifth sets we’ll see all tournament! The American looks tight as he tries to save it out and Tsitsipas gets two break points. But Eubanks saves both and then produces a stunning forehand winner to claim the win of his life and advance to the Wimbledon quarter-finals!

What a story!

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:29 , Mike Jones

Ons Jabeur 2-0 Petra Kvitova*

Ons Jabeur will now look to take control of the set by completing her break of serve. A sharp first serve lands in play to give her the first point of the second game.

She then faults and Kvitova launches at her softer second serve which forces Jabeur to the baseline where a forehand slice fails to get over the net.

The next two rallies are tight affairs but both go for Jabeur who then seals the game with a wonderful inside out forehand down the line.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:26 , Mike Jones

*Ons Jabeur 1-0 Petra Kvitova

Kvitova opens the match on Centre with an ace that Jabeur just watches sail by. The Czech then double faults a she tries to find her range in these early stages.

A long forehand from Jabeur’s return of serve sees Kvitova fall behind in the game and she’s got a bit of work to do to complete her hold.

She struggles though. A backhand across court lands long and leaves Jabeur with two break points.

The first one goes begging after an attempted backhand down the line hits the net but the Tunisian nicks the break thanks to another mistake from Kvitova!

Wimbledon LIVE: Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas

16:25 , Jamie Braidwood

Christopher Eubanks 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-3 5-4 Stefanos Tsitsipas

Eubanks holds his pose after standing firm at the net and steering the Tsitsipas forehand for a volley winner. The American stands two points away, but Tsitsipas roars back on his serve to make him serve it out.

Wimbledon LIVE: Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas

16:20 , Jamie Braidwood

Christopher Eubanks 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-3 4-3 Stefanos Tsitsipas

Wow - what a match this has been on Court Two. Chistopher Eubanks is playing out of his skin against Stefanos Tsitsipas and is whipping the crowd into an absolute frenzy. The American saves two break points and then whacks an unbelievable backhand winner down the line. He puts his finger to his ear as the crowd roars - brilliant scenes, with Coco Gauff cheering on in the stands.

Tsitsipas is in trouble.

Wimbledon LIVE: Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova

16:18 , Mike Jones

The action continues on Centre Court with a blockbuster match in the Women’s singles coming up. Petra Kvitova, the two-time Wimbledon champion, takes on 2022’s runner-up Ons Jabeur.

Both women are fantastic ball strikers and are in good form. This is a match too close to call before the start and it may come down to whichever woman settles quicker.

Kvitova will have the first serve.

Wimbledon LIVE: Novak Djokovic reaches quarter-finals with four set victory over Hubert Hurkacz

16:14 , Mike Jones

Novak Djokovic reaches his 14th Wimbledon quarter-finals and makes it 56 career Slam quarter-finals in total. The Serb is also a step closer to a record-equalling eighth Wimbledon men’s singles title.

Next up he faces Russian seventh seed Andrey Rublev.

Wimbledon LIVE: Novak Djokovic reaches quarter-finals with four set victory over Hubert Hurkacz

16:10 , Mike Jones

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

16:02 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 4-6 Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic is on fire now. He’s warmed-up, he’s loose and he’s out serving Hubert Hurkacz in this fourth set. Two aces from the Serb set up three match points but he only needs one.

A serve down the T forces Hurkacz into a wide return which Djokovic punishes through a cross court backhand. Hurkacz reaches for his own return but drills it into the net.

Game, set and match to Novak Djokovic!

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:58 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 4-5 Novak Djokovic*

Hurkacz is on the brink after a missed opportunity to smash back a winner finds the net leaving Djokovic 15-30 up. The Pole responds brilliantly with a fine half-volley from close to the net which sees the ball drop over the top.

An ace takes him back into the lead and he closes out the game with a stormer down the T line. Djokovic will serve for the match.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:56 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 3-5 Novak Djokovic*

And to compound matters for Hubert Hurkacz, Novak Djokovic completes his break with a clinical and composed hold of serve.

The defending champion is one game away from a spot in the quarter-finals.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:52 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 3-4 Novak Djokovic*

Djokovic is searching and searching for an opening in which to get some pressure on Hurkacz’s serve. He wins the first point of the next game but loses the second as Hurkacz comes up to the net.

A costly mistake with an attempted lob from the Pole sees Djokovic smash home a winner to move 15-30 in front. Hurkacz miscues a shot from the net and allows Djokovic to smoke a backhand across court to set up a couple of break points.

He saves the first one as Djokovic chips one wide of the singles line. He saves the second with an ace! Wonderful.

It takes a couple of attempts but finally, finally Novak Djokovic gets the break! He moves through deuce to advantage and takes the lead in the fourth set when Hurkacz sends a forehand wide!

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:44 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 3-3 Novak Djokovic

Djokovic drops just one point in the next game and holds with a wonderful serve out wide to Hurkacz’s forehand. The Pole can’t reach it and another game goes by.

They’re halfway through the fourth set already.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:42 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 3-2 Novak Djokovic*

The crowd on Centre Court will be hoping that this match goes the distance and certainly Novak Djokovic doesn’t to have an answer for Hubert Hurkacz’s serve... yet.

Another hold for the Pole.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:36 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 2-2 Novak Djokovic

A couple of mistakes from Hurkacz and some exceptional forehand play from Djokovic keeps the fourth set on serve as the Serb holds out once again to love.

This match is tat-for-tat and to pick a winner from here is almost 50-50.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:32 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 2-1 Novak Djokovic*

A rare double fault from Hubert Hurkacz stops him from another hold to love. Djokovic takes the opportunity to pile on the pressure with a fine return of serve that lands just inside the baseline.

Hurkacz’s return pings into the net and Djokovic moves within one point of deuce.

The Serb goes long with a backhand in the next rally though and Hurkacz goes ahead again.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:29 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 1-1 Novak Djokovic

Djokovic responds to dropping the third set with a hold of serve to love including a few brilliant aces down the T line. There seems to be a renewed focus for the Serb now.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:26 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 1-0 Novak Djokovic*

At 36 years old, Novak Djokovic will need longer to settle back into his rhythm than Hubert Hurkacz. Most of these games are going by quickly with Djokovic not able to assert his control on the rallies.

The first game of the fourth set is a hold to 15 for Hurkacz.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:23 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 7-5 Novak Djokovic

Oh nearly! Djokovic slips as he sends a forehand back to Hurkacz but recovers in time to sweep a backhand over to the left side of court. The ball bounces out of play and Hurkacz goes in front in this crucial game.

Hurkacz then dinks a volley out of play in the next rally to bring Djokovic back into the contest but a mistake from the Serb fizzes the ball into the net. 15-30.

Djokovic takes a moment before the next serve and Hurkacz manages to get it back, he shuffles across to the right and smokes a forehand down the line to set up two set points!

The first is saved with a wide serve to the forehand. Djokovic then misses his first serve and is knocked off balance by Hurkacz powerful return. The Serb finds the net and Hurkacz wins the game.

Hurkacz takes the set too!

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:16 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 6-5 Novak Djokovic*

Hurkacz strides up to the net and takes the first point with a well-placed volley. The next point also goes his way as Djokovic belts one too long.

An ace brings the Pole to 40-0 before a fizzing serve to Djokovic’s backhand wins him the game. That’s very impressive.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:15 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 5-5 Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic brings the third set back on serve with a hold to 15. There hasn’t been a break point opportunity yet in the third set and the pressure is mounting.

Hurkacz needs to hold here.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:11 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 5-4 Novak Djokovic*

This is 100% getting decided by a tiebreak. Hurkacz blitzes through another hold of serve and sets up the opportunity to potentially clinch the set.

If he breaks Djokovic now, he’s back in the match. That’s an incredibly difficult thing to do though.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:08 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 4-4 Novak Djokovic

Hurkacz thinks there might be a potential break on when he wins the first point off Djokovic’s next serve but the defending champion rattles off the next four in a row to hold serve without too much trouble.

The first two sets both went to tiebreaks and the third set looks to be following suit.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:04 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 4-3 Novak Djokovic*

Djokovic’s gameplan, when he gets an opening, is to target Hurkacz’s weaker forehand and try to set him up in the rallies. At 15-15, Djokovic should take the next point by forcing Hurkacz into the corner, when he switches sides the Serb pushes the been too wide and loses the point.

Hurkacz responds with an ace before closing out the game.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

15:02 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 3-3 Novak Djokovic

The wind is really picking up as Djokovic holds to love to bring the third set back on level terms. A break for either of these two will likely be enough for them to win the set.

It’s tough to get though with both men serving so well.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:58 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 3-2 Novak Djokovic*

Hurkacz continues to impress at the net. A lovely rally sees Djokovic land a lob in play before both men are forced up to the net to exchange volleys. Hurkacz wins the battle to get to 30-0 and he goes on to hold serve brilliantly.

No break so far in the third set.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:56 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 2-2 Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic hasn’t settled as quickly as Hubert Hurkacz today. The Serb miscues a forehand return out of play to gift a point to his opponent and he’s then forced into another lob when Hurkacz comes up to the net. This one goes out of play too. 15-30.

Is this a chance for Hurkacz?

Maybe not. Djokovic’s wide serve to the backhand is unreturnable and the Serb draws level in the game. An ace follows to take Djokovic ahead once more.

The defending champion then claims the game with another banging serve that isn’t returned. Clinical.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:52 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 2-1 Novak Djokovic*

As was the way of things yesterday evening, there are a couple of openings in each game for the person returning serve but just as they get a foothold the server storms through to a hold.

Hurkacz takes the lead in the third set just like this after letting Djokovic in at 30-30.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:47 , Mike Jones

*Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 1-1 Novak Djokovic

The wind is blowing across Centre Court meaning serving will be slightly trickier. Djokovic frowns as he gives up the first point from his own service game.

Hurkacz is full of energy as he sweeps around the court returning Djokovic’s shots. The Pole brings Djokovic up to the net then flicks a lob over the top to take the second point too.

Djokovic then forces a mishit from Hurkacz’s forehand and another fine serve to the same side brings the Serb level in the game. At 30-30, Djokovic finds some rhythm with his serve and closes out the game.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:43 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz 6-7 6-7 1-0 Novak Djokovic*

Hurkacz has the serve for the opening game of the third set as this match resumes. The Pole takes the early lead with a strong serve then strides up to the net and wins the next point with a dainty volley.

A series of backhand slices from both men allow Hurkacz to get up to the net again and he needs two attempts to volley home another winner.

The Pole holds serve to love.

Wimbledon LIVE: Latest scores

14:43 , Jamie Braidwood

Chris Eubanks levels the match against Stefanos Tsitsipas after finding his stride in the second-set tiebreak! It’s a set all on Court 2 as both players look to back up wins against top Brits. Eubanks beat Cameron Norrie in the second round, while Tsitsipas knocked out Murray.

Daniil Medvedev is through after Jiri Lehecka retires down 6-4 6-2. The young Czech had taken a medical timeout early in the match.

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:39 , Mike Jones

Here come the players.

Hurkacz and Djokovic speak to the match official before going through a few warm-ups. Andy Murray lost his suspended second round match against Stefanos Tsitsipas earlier in the tournament.

Will Novak Djokovic see this one out?

Tearful Beatriz Haddad Maia retires from fourth-round clash with Elena Rybakina

14:35 , Mike Jones

Beatriz Haddad Maia was left in tears after she was forced to retire during her fourth-round match with defending champion Elen Rybakina.

The Brazilian was enjoying her best run at Wimbledon, having never previously got past the second round, but hopes of a first quarter-final appearance were taken away from her when she suffered a hip injury early in the first set.

She had a lengthy medical timeout trailing 3-1 and tried to carry on but after being unable to move during a Rybakina service game it was clear that she could not continue.

Tearful Beatriz Haddad Maia retires from fourth-round clash with Elena Rybakina

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:32 , Mike Jones

Hubert Hurkacz is waiting in the player’s clubhouse just off Centre Court and looks to be limbering up to continue his battle with Novak Djokovic.

So far the Pole has been exceptional but the big moments in the contest have gone to the reigning men’s champion. Can Hukacz win the third set and get back in contention?

What time will Novak Djokovic play at Wimbledon today?

14:25 , Mike Jones

Novak Djokovic will need to resume his Wimbledon fourth-round match against Hubert Hurkacz on Monday after play was suspended due to the 11pm curfew.

Djokovic won two tiebreaks to take a two-set lead against big-serving Hurkacz, who squandered a 6-3 advantage in the first decider on what was a dramatic middle Sunday at the Championships.

It adds to an already packed day of action at the All England Club, which is highlighted by the mouth-watering clash between Carlos Alcaraz and Matteo Berrettini.

What time will Novak Djokovic play at Wimbledon today?

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia retires fomr match against Elena Rybakina

14:19 , Mike Jones

Defending champion Elena Rybakina spoke after Beatriz Haddad Maia’s retirement through injury saying:

“It’s never easy to finish a match like this - I hope it is nothing really serious, it is really unlucky for Beatriz. Hopefully she is going to get better and I am just happy to play another round.

“I was feeling the ball really well even though it was really windy today. I think for today, that it is for me, no more tennis but tomorrow I will practice.”

Wimbledon LIVE: Hubert Hurkacz vs Novak Djokovic

14:16 , Mike Jones

The next match up on Centre Court is the suspended fourth round tie between Hubert Hurkacz and Novak Djokovic. Their match was halted last night due to the 11pm curfew after Djokovic had just clinched the second set with a tiebreak.

Djokovic leads 7-6 (8-6) 7-6 (8-6) after two fascinating sets.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

14:10 , Mike Jones

Elena Rybakina is through to the next round at Wimbledon. She advances after Beatriz Haddad Maia withdrew through injury.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

14:07 , Mike Jones

Beatriz Haddad Maia 1-4 Elena Rybakina

Back from her medical treatment, Beatriz Haddad Maia attempts to play on. Elena Rybakina sweeps to an easy victory in the fifth game of the first set with Haddad Maia visibly uncomfortable.

The Brazilian has a word with her team and in forms the umpire that she’s retiring from the the match.

Elena Rybakina is through to the quarter-finals.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:59 , Mike Jones

Beatriz Haddad Maia 1-3 Elena Rybakina*

There’s a break in play as Beatriz Haddad Maia leaves court to receive an off court medical evaluation and treatment. She pulled up at the end of the previous game holding her back. It looks like she’s twinged something and the physios were called for.

Rybakina has been asked to remain on court so we should have more news shortly.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:54 , Mike Jones

Beatriz Haddad Maia 1-3 Elena Rybakina*

Is this an opening? Four points into the fourth game of the first set and the players are level at 30-30. Rybakina is starting to put Haddad Maia’s serve under pressure and the Brazilian smokes a backhand out of play to leave the defending champion with a break point.

It’s the first one of the match.

Haddad Maia serves into the middle of the box, Rybakina returns sharply. The defending champion takes control from the middle of the baseline and powers a forehand to the back corner which Haddad Maia smokes into the net.

Rybakina has an early break of serve!

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:48 , Mike Jones

*Beatriz Haddad Maia 1-2 Elena Rybakina

The players are getting into their work now. They’ve seemingly settled on court and more points are developing into tactical rallies. At 15 all, Rybakina pings an ace down the T line before forcing Haddad Maia to whip a backhand long in the next rally.

In the end this game is another comfortable hold for the Kazakh.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:45 , Mike Jones

Beatriz Haddad Maia 1-1 Elena Rybakina*

Haddad Maia starts with a gentle serve that Rybakina returns through a decent backhand. A short rally ensues with the Brazilian taking the point.

The next serve is more direct. It’s quicker and aimed at Rybakina’s body. The defending champion tries to shuffle wide of the ball but only manages to skew it out of play with her attempted forehand return.

In no time, Haddad Maia is 40-0 up but is being made to work for this hold. Rybakina starts hitting her shots flatter meaning Haddad Maia has to lift the ball back over the net. The next two rallies go the way of the defending champion.

Haddad Maia does hold! Another accurate serve sees Rybakina punt the ball wide and the match is all square.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:41 , Mike Jones

*Beatriz Haddad Maia 0-1 Elena Rybakina

The reigning Wimbledon champion has the opening serve in this first match on Centre Court today. She starts with an ace before Beatriz Haddad Maia fails to get the next one back too. 30-0.

The two opening serves were full of pace and quality but Elena Rybakina can’t keep up that momentum and double faults to give Haddad Maia a point.

Rybakina shrugs off the mistake though and sweeps to an early hold of serve.

Wimbledon LIVE: Beatriz Haddad Maia vs Elena Rybakina

13:35 , Mike Jones

The players walk out on Centre Court to cheers and applause before receiving the match instructions from the umpire and getting started on their warm-ups.

Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia has never reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon and is already on a personal best run at SW19 this year.

Why did Mirra Andreeva not shake hands with umpire at Wimbledon?

13:28 , Jamie Braidwood

Mirra Andreeva’s Wimbledon run is over after defeat to Madison Keys in the fourth round, but the 16-year-old Russian qualifier has announced herself as one to watch out for in the future after a stunning debut at the Championships.

Andreeva looked to be on her way to continuing her brilliant breakthrough at the All England Club after winning the opening set, but the experienced American Keys ground her way back to win the second-set tiebreak and run away with the decider.

There was a huge moment of controversy late in the match as Andreeva was given a point penalty for throwing her racket into the ground for the second time in the contest. Andreeva had slipped behind the baseline, appearing to go over her ankle, before her racket came out of her hand.

The point penalty gave Keys match point - which the American won with a volley at the net after Andreeva thought she had saved it with an ace. Andreeva did not shake hands with the umpire after the defeat.

Who is the 16-year-old Russian qualifier winning hearts at Wimbledon?

Up next on Centre Court

13:23 , Mike Jones

The action on Centre Court begins in just over five minutes time with the Women’s Champion, Elena Rybakina resuming her title defence against Brazilian 13th seed Beatriz Haddad Maia.

Following this match will be Novak Djokovic’s suspended match against Hubert Hurkacz. Djokovic had just taken the second set for a 7-6 7-6 before the curfew last night.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

13:19 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 6-2 Mirra Andreeva

Madison Keys equals her best ever Wimbledon run by reaching the quarter-finals. The American will face either second seed Aryna Sabalenka or Ekaterina Alexandrova in the next round.

They play each other on Court 1 later today.

Wimbledon offers no guarantees over moving Centre Court start time

13:16 , Mike Jones

Wimbledon chief executive Sally Bolton offered no guarantees that an earlier start time will be considered on Centre Court for next year’s tournament.

Matches involving Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic have both been forced into a second day because they have not finished before the 11pm curfew, while Djokovic’s third-round match against Stan Wawrinka concluded with 14 minutes to spare.

Two years ago organisers cited Covid for the decision to stagger start times on the two main show courts, keeping Court One at 1pm and pushing Centre back to 1.30pm, while also adding breaks between the matches.

Wimbledon offers no guarantees over moving Centre Court start time

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

13:12 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 6-2 Mirra Andreeva

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

13:10 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 6-2 Mirra Andreeva

Game, set and match Madison Keys!

What a match this has been. What a comeback victory for the 25th seed Madison Keys. She lost the first set thanks to some accurate and ferocious hitting from Mirra Andreeva before clinching the second set through a tiebreak.

The match comes to sticky end when Andreeva is given a point penalty for throwing her racket at deuce. The 16-year-old can’t hold serve and Keys gets through this incredible contest.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

13:02 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 4-2 Mirra Andreeva

Both players stay on serve as the third set goes on. Madison Keys is up next with a serve to take her within one game of winning the match.

Given the quality of her young opponent, she’s desperate to get this over the line at the earliest opportunity.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:52 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 3-0 Mirra Andreeva*

Madison Keys is truly in control of the match now! She breaks Mirra Andreeva immediately in the third set and holds her own service game to move 3-0 up.

Another break of serve here and that’s the match gone for the 16-year-old.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:45 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 1-0 Mirra Andreeva*

Madison Keys saves two break points in the opening game of the third set to hold serve.

Monday’s order of play

12:41 , Mike Jones

Over on Court 1 there’s three entertaining matchs with Daniil Medvedev, Aryna Sabalenka and Holger Rune all in action:

No.1 COURT - 13:00 START (8:00 ET)

1. Daniil Medvedev [3] v Jiri Lehacka (CZE)

2. Ekaterina Alexandrova [21] v Aryna Sabalenka [2]

3. Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) [21] v Holger Rune (DEN) [6]

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:36 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 7-6 Mirra Andreeva

Brilliant stuff from Madison Keys who powers her way to a three-nil lead in the tiebreak. From there she controls the shootout and despite a mini fightback from Mirra Andreeva takes the second set with a 7-4 win in the tiebreak.

One set each and this match is going down to the wire.

Andreeva appears to be feeling the tension, too; she throws her racket and gets a code violation warning.

Monday’s order of play

12:32 , Mike Jones

Here’s a reminder of what’s to come on the show courts, first up this is the order of play for Centre Court which will see Novak Djokovic complete his third round match against Hubert Hurkacz:

CENTRE COURT - 13:30 START (8:30 ET)

1. Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) [13] vs Elena Rybakina (KAZ) [3]

Not before 14:30

2. Novak Djokovic (SRB [2] vs Hubert Hurkacz (POL) [17] TF - 7-6 7-6

3. Ons Jabeur (TUN) [6] v Petra Kvitova (CZE) [9]

4. Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) [1] v Matteo Berrettini (ITA)

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:26 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 3-6 6-6 Mirra Andreeva

Some powerful hitting from Madison Keys ensures she holds her serve, and her nerve, to set up a second-set tie-break.

What time will Novak Djokovic play at Wimbledon today?

12:25 , Mike Jones

Novak Djokovic will need to resume his Wimbledon fourth-round match against Hubert Hurkacz on Monday after play was suspended due to the 11pm curfew.

Djokovic won two tiebreaks to take a two-set lead against big-serving Hurkacz, who squandered a 6-3 advantage in the first decider on what was a dramatic middle Sunday at the Championships.

It adds to an already packed day of action at the All England Club, which is highlighted by the mouth-watering clash between Carlos Alcaraz and Matteo Berrettini

What time will Novak Djokovic play at Wimbledon today?

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:24 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 3-6 5-6 Mirra Andreeva

A win would see Mirra Andreeva become the youngest women’s player to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon since 1997. She’s weathered a storm from Madison Keys to get into a position to win the match but needs to break the American’s serve.

Can she do it?

Wimbledon star reveals she gave away Harry Styles tickets to play on Sunday

12:18 , Mike Jones

Wimbledon wild card Elina Svitolina revealed that she had to give up tickets to a Harry Styles concert to compete at the Championships on Sunday.

The Ukrainian star was set to see Styles perform in Vienna over the weekend, but her plans were scuppered by her own success.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

12:13 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 3-6 3-4 Mirra Andreeva

Better from Madison Keys who lands a composed hold of serve before breaking the 16-year-old to bring the second set back on serve.

The 25th seed scoops an angled backhand over the net from close to clinch the break.

She faced a break point and a 5-1 deficit in the previous game but Keys is right back in this match and looks to have taken all the momentum.

Why is Mirra Andreeva such a fan of Andy Murray?

12:11 , Mike Jones

During her breakthrough at the Madrid Open, Andreeva said she was star-struck when she saw Andy Murray in the player’s restaurant.

“When you sit here and take in all the stars, like Andy Murray, you see his face,” Andreeva said. “He is so beautiful in life. Sorry, he is so amazing.”

Andreeva congratulated Murray after he won a Challenger title in France ahead of Roland Garros, with the two-time Wimbledon champion responding to the text.

“He actually answered me, so I was really happy about it,” Andreeva said. “He said, ‘Thank you, and good luck in Roland Garros.”

It certainly worked as Andreeva reached the third round, and the teenager said Murray was her “good luck charm”. However upon arriving at Wimbledon, Andreeva said she was “too shy” to talk to her hero.

“I met Andy Murray here,” Andreeva revealed. “But I’m too shy to talk to him. When I see him, I try to leave the facility super quick just to not to talk to him because I’m super shy.”

Who is Mirra Andreeva?

12:05 , Mike Jones

Roger Federer had already won four Wimbledon titles by the timeMirra Andreeva was born in April 2007 - and unsurprisingly the 16-year-old is the youngest player left in the Wimbledon main draw.

Andreeva has an older sister who is also a professional tennis player, Erika Andreeva, and she says she was introduced to the sport by her mother from a very early age

“Actually, I didn’t pick this sport. My mom did,” Andreeva told the WTA earlier this season. “I’m really happy that my mom picked this sport because I feel that I really belong to this sport.”

After turning professional this year, Andreeva made her breakthrough on clay on the Madrid Open, reaching the third round.

Upon arriving at her first grand slam at Roland Garros, Andreeva won three matches in qualifying to reach the main draw. She was knocked out by in three sets by Coco Gauff, who reached the Wimbledon fourth round as a 15-year-old in 2019.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

11:58 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 3-6 0-3 Mirra Andreeva

There’s a surprise victory brewing this morning at Wimbledon. Mirra Andreeva holds serve in the opening game of the second set then storms to three break points on Madison Keys’ serve. A powerful forehand is too good for the American to handle at the net.

Andreeva then holds to complete the break and is halfway to clinching the second set and the match.

She’s the first qualifier to reach the last 16 at a Wimbledon since Coco Gauff in 2019 and could today become only the seventh qualifier to reach the quarter-finals - and the first since 2010.

Wimbledon crowd boo Victoria Azarenka off court after defeat to Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina

11:53 , Mike Jones

In her post-match press conference, Azarenka said she was surprised by the crowd’s reaction to the non-handshake and said the booing was “not fair”.

“I’m not sure that a lot of people were understanding what’s happening,” she said. “It’s probably been a lot of Pimm’s throughout the day.

“I feel like it’s been pretty consistent for the last 18, 19 months. I haven’t done anything wrong, but keep getting different treatment sometimes.

“But what can I say about the crowd? There is nothing to say. She doesn’t want to shake hands with Russian, Belarusian people. I respected her decision. What should I have done? Stayed and waited? Like, I mean, there’s no thing that I could do that would have been right, so I just did what I thought was respectful towards her decision.

“But this conversation about shaking hands is not a life-changing conversation. So if you guys want to keep talking about it, bring it up, make it a big deal, headlines, whatever it is, keep going.

“I thought it was a great tennis match. If people are going to be focusing only on handshakes or crowd, quite drunk crowd, booing in the end, that’s a shame. That’s probably what it is in the end of the day.”

Wimbledon crowd boo Victoria Azarenka off court after defeat to Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina

11:46 , Mike Jones

Belarusian Victoria Azarenka blamed “drunk” fans in the Wimbledon crowd after she was booed off court following her defeat to Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina.

Svitolina triumphed in an epic three-set battle against the former world No 1 Azarenka in what was the first match between a Ukrainian player and a Russian or Belarusian at this year’s tournament.

Players from Russia and Belarus were banned by Wimbledon last year following the invasion of Ukraine but they have been allowed to compete as neutral athletes this year.

Svitolina, like all Ukrainian players on the professional tour, does not shake hands with Russian or Belarusian opponents due to the ongoing invasion of her home country.

Wimbledon 2023: Mirra Andreeva wins opening set

11:44 , Jamie Braidwood

My goodness that was an impressive opening set from Mirra Andreeva, especially after going down the early break to Madison Keys on Court No 2. The 16-year-old stayed calm in the face of the American’s excellent backhand, forcing errors from the more inconsistent forehand, while Andreeva’s ball striking was much steadier.

The qualifier finds some excellent passing shots, too, which is helping get the crowd on side. The teenager is proving to be very popular at the All England Club.

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

11:44 , Mike Jones

Madison Keys 3-6 Mirra Andreeva

What a turnaround this has been! From a break down, 16-year-old Mirra Andreeva gets her nose ahead of America Madison Keys then powers home her advantage with two more breaks of serve to claim the first set on Court 2.

This would be a big shock if the qualifier manages to win the match and reach the quarter-finals.

Iga Swiatek comes back from the brink and is now ready to win Wimbledon

11:39 , Mike Jones

If Iga Swiatek goes on to win Wimbledon 2023 and, make no mistake, Iga Swiatek has proved she is now capable of winning Wimbledon 2023, then this match may just be the turning point in her tournament and maybe in her entire relationship with grass-court tennis.

To say the world No 1 was on the brink of elimination would be the mother of all understatements. At a set and 6-5, 15-40 down facing two match points in a contest where everything had seemed to be conspiring for a Belinda Bencic victory, she was basically in the taxi on her way home.

Yet she dug deep, probably deeper than she ever has on a surface that she openly admits she is “still trying to figure out” to smack a forehand winner down the line and then a backhand winner cross-court.

Iga Swiatek comes back from the brink and is now ready to win Wimbledon

Why are Russian and Belarusian players allowed back at Wimbledon?

11:32 , Mike Jones

Russian and Belarusian players will return to Wimbledon as neutrals this year after the All England Club lifted its ban on players from both countries competing in the Championships.

Wimbledon was the only one of the four grand slam tournaments to ban players from Russia and Belarus following the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, but was criticised by the men’s and women’s professional tours for doing so.

In response, Wimbledon was stripped of its ranking points and the Lawn Tennis Association was hit by a fine after the ban on Russian and Belarusian players was extended to the summer’s other grass-court events in Britain.

Why are Russian and Belarusian players allowed back at Wimbledon?

Wimbledon 2023: Latest scores

11:25 , Mike Jones

*Madison Keys 2-2 Mirra Andreeva

This is some match developing on Court 2. Mirra Andreeva, the 16-year-old Russian qualifier, has fought back from two games down in the first set to draw level.

She’s settled in quickly and moves the set back on serve with a confident hold to love.

How to get tennis tickets and register for 2024 ballot

11:18 , Mike Jones

Fans can either buy one of the limited number of tickets available for Centre Court and No.1 Court, sold on best available and one per person in the queue, which are non-transferable.

Fans are advised to go to the end of The Queue to obtain a Queue Card. The card will be dated and numbered with your position in The Queue.

Ticket sales start at 9.45am in AELTC Wimbledon Park, while the Grounds open at 10am.

Fans must retain their Queue Card until the Ticket Sales structure begins, and are then able to purchase a Championships’ ticket. The Queue can start the evening before the day’s play, with many fans arriving early in the morning.

More information can be found here, with ticket prices here.

Who is Mirra Andreeva? The 16-year-old Russian and Andy Murray super-fan winning hearts at Wimbledon

11:11 , Mike Jones

Mirra Andreeva is becoming one of the stories of Wimbledon after the 16-year-old Russian qualifier advanced to the fourth round on her debut at the Championships,

Having made her grand slam breakthrough on clay at the French Open with a run to the third round earlier this season, Andreeva has gone one step further and is winning fans at the All England Club.

Incredibly, Andreeva had not played a professional match on grass before she arrived at Wimbledon qualifying last week, but won three matches in a row to reach the main draw.

Who is the 16-year-old Russian qualifier winning hearts at Wimbledon?

Wimbledon 2023: Court No 1 schedule

11:03 , Luke Baker

It’s not a bad-looking line-up on Court 1 today either.

Daniil Medvedev looking to show he’s a title contender, takes on Jiri Lehacka before another “women’s big three” member Aryna Sabalenka aims to keep her run going and newly-confident Grigor Dimitrov squares off with Holger Rune to round things off.

No.1 COURT - 13:00 START (8:00 ET)

1. Daniil Medvedev [3] v Jiri Lehacka (CZE)

2. Ekaterina Alexandrova [21] v Aryna Sabalenka [2]

3. Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) [21] v Holger Rune (DEN) [6]

Wimbledon 2023: Centre Court schedule

10:51 , Luke Baker

It’s a fun-looking schedule on Centre Court today. We saw Iga Swiatek involved in a thriller yesterday and one of her “new women’s big three” rivals Elena Rybakina kicks things off today against the talented Beatriz Haddad Maia.

Then it’s Novak Djokovic resuming his fourth-round clash before the two ‘matches of the day’ - legitimate title contenders Ons Jabeur vs Petra Kvitova and world No 1 Carlos Alcaraz against the resurgent Matteo Berrettini.

CENTRE COURT - 13:30 START (8:30 ET)

1. Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) [13] vs Elena Rybakina (KAZ) [3]

Not before 14:30

2. Novak Djokovic (SRB [2] vs Hubert Hurkacz (POL) [17] TF - 7-6 7-6

3. Ons Jabeur (TUN) [6] v Petra Kvitova (CZE) [9]

4. Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) [1] v Matteo Berrettini (ITA)

Wimbledon 2023

10:38 , Jamie Braidwood

Last year’s runner-up Ons Jabeur after passing a three-set test against Bianca Andreescu and the challenge that awaits in Petra Kvitova:

“I’m glad that I got to have this test today to kind of see, play a little bit with my nerves, to play someone that could put you in very stressful position.

“Definitely glad that I got the situation, this match, better than the next match, because I believe that the next match will be like a lot harder. It’s going to take a lot more to win it.

“She’s an amazing player. I have much more experience right now. I definitely want to go for my revenge. I know the next match I need to be focused, I need to be calm, I need to believe more in myself that I can beat someone like Petra. She plays amazing. She plays very fast.”

Wimbledon 2023: Matteo Berrettini vs Carlos Alcaraz

10:18 , Jamie Braidwood

Matteo Berrettini says would have “signed with my blood” to have the Wimbledon run he is putting together.

The 2021 finalist has been struggling with a recurring abdominal problem that forced him to miss the defence of his Queen’s Club title but is through to the fourth round after convincing victories over Alex De Minaur and Alexander Zverev.

Berrettini, who was forced out of Wimbledon last year by Covid, said on court after his third-round victory that he had spent many days crying in his bed as he fought to get healthy again.

“If they told me a few weeks ago you’re going to play five days in a row in Wimbledon, I would have signed with my blood,” the Italian said later.

“I really spent days in bed thinking about the tournaments that I missed, the injuries that I had, sadness that I was feeling. I was like, ‘I have to come back and feel alive when I play’.

“That’s the energy I have right now. It doesn’t matter how tired I am. In the morning, go there, enjoy. I find that extra energy that maybe a few years ago I took for granted.”

By Eleanor Crooks

09:58 , Jamie Braidwood

Andrey Rublev dived into the quarter-finals of Wimbledon with an extraordinary shot to bring up match point against Alexander Bublik.

Rublev was in the middle of the baseline when Bublik hit what he, and everyone else on Centre Court, thought was a clean winner down the line.

But the Russian dived forward, got a racket on the ball and somehow floated it over the net.

“That is one of the great shots we’ve seen here in years,” exclaimed John McEnroe on commentary.

“It was the most lucky shot ever,” said Rublev, who won the match on the next point. “It was luck, nothing else. I don’t think I can do it one more time.”

Wimbledon 2023

09:38 , Jamie Braidwood

Victoria Azarenka’s reaction to being booed off by the Wimbledon crowd: “What can I say about the crowd? There is nothing to say. She doesn’t want to shake hands with Russian, Belarusian people. I respected her decision. What should I have done? Stayed and waited? Like, I mean, there’s no thing that I could do that would have been right, so I just did what I thought was respectful towards her decision.

“But this conversation about shaking hands is not a life-changing conversation. So if you guys want to keep talking about it, bring it up, make it a big deal, headlines, whatever it is, keep going.

“I thought it was a great tennis match. If people are going to be focusing only on handshakes or crowd, quite drunk crowd, booing in the end, that’s a shame. That’s probably what it is in the end of the day.

“It was a tennis match. We are here, tennis match. Nobody’s changing lives here. We are playing tennis. We’re doing our jobs. That’s it.”

09:21 , Jamie Braidwood

Iga Swiatek on saving match points against Belinda Bencic and facing Elina Svitolina in the quarter-finals:

“Right now I don’t even remember how it was. But from what I know, usually I know that I have kind of nothing to lose. Usually I know that the player that is supposed to win this point is having little bit more pressure. I also know how it is to have match points and to kind of try to close it, but not be too impatient.

“I just wanted to kind of play my game no matter what the situation was. I’m happy that I did that.

“For sure,, we respect each other. We like each other. It’s all pretty positive.

“It’s good to have these kind of players on tour that are nice and they have kind of good values, I think. I’m happy that she’s back after becoming a mother. I don’t know how tough it is, but I’m sure it’s really tough. I’m happy that she’s playing a solid game. I think it’s going to be interesting in two days.”

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