Catch-up: Kyrgios & Auger-Aliassime in action - Court three

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Tomorrow can't come quick enough! Just look at this line-up on Centre Court:

• [1] Novak Djokovic (Srb) v Thanasi Kokkinakis (Aus)
• Caroline Garcia (Fra) v [10] Emma Raducanu (GB)
• Andy Murray (GB) v [20] John Isner (US)

Also, Britain's Cameron Norrie takes on Spain's Jaume Munar in the second game on Court One, while Ryan Peniston hopes to build on a dream Wimbledon debut when he takes on American Steve Johnson.

Heather Watson, who was tearful after winning her first-round match earlier today, will be back on court, taking on China's Wang Qiang.

Read our full preview of day three here.

Let's hear from Harmony Tan after she beat seven-time champion Serena Williams on her Wimbledon debut: "I'm so emotional now. [Serena] is a superstar and when I was young I was watching her so many times on the TV,

"For my first Wimbledon, it's wow. Just wow."

"When I saw the draw I was really scared. Because it's Serena Williams, she a legend and I was like 'oh my god how can I play, and if I could win one or two games it was really good for me!'.

"I would like to thank everybody today and my team and my coach Natalie Tauziat, who also played Serena. Thank you so much for being with me."

Extraordinary from both players. Serena Williams for even making it back out on Centre Court, Harmony Tan for delivering a career-defining performance. Now she has the chance to savour the moment, signing autographs and posing for selfies. What a moment.

What a match. Harmony Tan says she grew up watching Serena Williams on the television, now she has beaten the 23-time Grand Slam champion on Centre Court at Wimbledon.

I guess that is the definition of rising to the occasion.

Has there ever been a better first round match at Wimbledon? Tan has beaten a legend.

Serena Williams - she gave her all.

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Williams goes for the big forehand winner, but it's wide! Two match points for Tan.

Brilliant whipped forehand winner from Harmony Tan. Despite the noise surrounding Serena Williams, she's keeping her calm too. But that one goes awry! Dare you to pick a winner...

Williams knew she mishit that as soon as it came off the strings - the slice just drops in front of her. Back in Tan's favour.

I cannot believe the ball made it over the net! Seriously - I think that's the best shot she made all night. What a shot!

Ah! Great hands from Serena Williams, amazing touch to take the pace off the ball and drop it delicately over the tape - especially having lost five points on the bounce. And then a volley straight out of the top drawer to match! That's just brilliant, almost as good as the celebration.

It's first to 10 and by two clear points, remember...

Williams thinks she's clipped the line with a forehand but the cry is "out!". Four points in a row for Tan. And she makes it five to lead in this breaker for the first time.

Great work from Tan, beating Williams at the net. She's not about to go down in this tie-break without a fight.

And then she finds a winner off the forehand side! It's not over yet...

I think Harmony Tan has been a wonderful competitor. Serena, you know that was going to happen. but we didn't really know Harmony.

Long from Tan off her backhand side, but she's on the board with a superb effort off the same side.

Serena Williams comes striding into the net, winds a forehand up and thrashes it past Harmony Tan before she can move. A huge serve follows and she's in command of this tie-break.

On the match point Tan played not to lose.

Now no chance of that because Serena is such a champion. Now, she has to play to win.

Brilliant backhand winner from Williams. She's one up.