Wimbledon LIVE: Tennis scores as Andy Murray returns to Centre Court

Despite losing what must have been an exhausting third-set tie-break to Adam Walton, Francisco Comesana won the fourth set 6-1, so they’re heading into a fifth set (7-5, 1-6, 6-7 (12-14), 6-1).

On Court Two, Hubert Hurkacz was down two sets to Arthur Fils, but he grabbed one back and he’s now winning 5-4 in the fourth set.

For the third game in a row, Djokovic gets to 0-15 on the Fearnley serve. The 37-year-old senses a chance, but Fearnley stays patient on the long baseline rally before firing a backhand winner down the line!

Djokovic comes into the net on 15-15 but Fearnley produces another backhand pass!

But then Djokovic does get his chance. Fearnley misses wide on the backhand and then nets. Break poitn: Fearnley slices wide on the backhand!

As quickly as that Djokovic breaks, it came as Fearnley enjoyed his best moment of the match!

Boulter gains a quick 30-0 lead in the tenth game on Court One.

After a brief rally, she’s 40-15 up after playing a great disguised shot back across Dart.

She has two set points now, but she only needs one of them as she crashes a pinpoint serve that Dart can only scoop well wide.

Boulter has a brief 15-0 lead before Dart scoops a brilliant lob that lands in a postage stamp by the baseline.

It’s a quick turnaround into 40-15 but Boulter fights back to deuce, before Dart hits a pinpoint serve that Boulter can’t return.

Dart has the advantage but she double faults for a second deuce, and both players make mistakes before Dart forces the advantage.

She holds serve as Boulter hits it long, and Boulter will have a chance to serve for the set.

Fearnley continues to hang with Djokovic and takes another hold after losing the opening point. He steadied while looking to attack Djokovic, with the 37-year-old forced into a couple more errors. Fearnley takes the game as Djokovic clips the net-cord and the ball just lands out.

It’s a similarly assured game for Boulter as Dart goes too long before Boulter’s powerful forehand drive across court is too much for Dart to return.

Dart hooks it long again for 40-15, and she challenges the call, but it was well out.

Dart briefly gets back into it after a superb return from the serve, but she hooks the next return out and Boulter holds serve.

It’s 5-3 to the British number one, and she’s one game from a first-set lead.

After Djokovic holds to love, Fearnley has to face some pressure as a slice drifts long. But again, Djokovic makes three errors in a row as Fearnley emerges to take the hold. The seven-time champion has been a bit erratic so far from the baseline.

Still very early days though.

All of a sudden, Boulter has a bit of a lead on Court One. She breaks Dart’s serve before racing into the 40-0 lead in her service game, with Dart eventually looping a shot long from Boulter’s serve to make it 4-2.

Dart fights back in the seventh game though, getting a 30-15 lead before Boulter crashes a shot against the net for 40-15.

Dart’s next serve is a good one, forcing Boulter to play the looping return over and setting her up for an easy volley across the British number one., for 4-3.

A confident start from Djokovic as he holds with a backhand winner down the line. Fearnley is already finding out the Serbian’s ability to open up the court and find angles. He seemed taken aback by the first Djokovic forehand that sent him running out wide.

But Fearnley holds to love as Djokovic sends three returns long of the baseline – and then the wildcard sends down an ace to take the game! That should settle some nerves.

Over on Court 16, Francisco Comesana goes into a tie-break in the third set against Adam Walton.

It’s a tight one too, as they’re briefly at 11-11 before the Australian edges it 14-12!

It’s 2-1 on sets there then, with the Australian leading at 5-7, 6-1, 7-6 (14-12).