Wimbledon LIVE: Latest scores as Draper and Boulter in action after Murray withdraws

A couple of unforced errors from Draper as he finds the net before Ymer crunches a cross-court forehand for a winner. Draper challenges but it caught plenty of the line.

Both men’s service games have been solid since the early trading of breaks and this is another one well negotiated by the Swede to 15, sealed with a deft volley at the net.

Clever shot by Draper as he puts a forehand back behind Ymer for a clean winner. He’s definitely showing a desire to follow his first serve in and he controls points really well off it. Another solid hold.

Nip-and-tuck out on Court 3 – both are getting chances on each other’s serve but are unable to seal that crucial second-set break.

German player Maria using her slice regularly, with Boulter forced to win a point two or three times over with her destructive forehand!

The British No 1 just two games from victory at this point…

Draper comes into the net and it’s a tidy volley but Ymer comes up with an exquisite passing shot. He later seals the hold with a powerful forehand punched down the line that clips the chalk. Perfect positioning.

Impressive service hold to love from Draper, banging down his patented big first serves. This match is starting to settle into a rhythm now

Draper looks to be cruising towards the hold, with a beautiful winner snapped crosscourt, but then attempts a strange tweener from the baseline on 40-15.

It goes long. From there, Draper goes into the net, puts one long, and Ymer takes the break as he meets a poor volley and clicks the winner down the line!

The break goes straight back.

Draper puts his backhand into the net on the opening point, but from there he makes a very confident start, with a lovely drop shot and blasted forehand setting up two early break points. Ymer pushes wide from the baseline and that’s the perfect start!

Jack Draper often talks about how big an inspiration Andy Murray has been for him in his young career. In an important moment in the 22-year-old’s development, Draper now takes to Centre Court on the same day as Murray’s singles career at Wimbledon came to an end.

He won the toss but elected to receive.

The sky is much brighter overhead and the roof is opening ofn Centre Court for the final match of the day here. It’s the first time the sun has been out on the grass.

What an opportunity for Jack Draper as he steps out onto Centre Court, literally filling the footsteps of Andy Murray after the two-time champion’s decision to withdraw earlier.

The British No 1 is seeded at Wimbledon for the first time and is in form after winning the title at Stuttgart and earning his best career win against Carlos Alcaraz at Queen’s. He now faces the qualifier Mikael Ymer.

Draper spent last year’s Wimbledon watching on the couch, and said he was inspired by Alcaraz’s victory in the final.

“It was really difficult,” he said. “I obviously didn’t just miss this one. I missed Queen’s, the whole grass. I think I sat on my couch for most of it, just kind of really frustrated, watching all the matches.

“I watched the (Liam) Broady-(Casper) Ruud match, which was amazing to see Broads doing well. I watched the full final, which was hard to watch obviously someone so young winning the title, showing what he’s capable of.

“It really, really motivated me and was actually I think a blessing in disguise because my body wasn’t ready. I don’t think mentally I was ready either to be a top player. It was a good break that I needed to rediscover the fire I needed. From there, I’ve been great.”