the sensational win for liam broady who puts out diego schwartzman and five thrilling sets. small text survives a scare as a world number one keeps her wimbledon hopes alive. i'm only foster at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines, frustration at taunton as the weather think that weathers couples england's chances of winning the testing in south africa. will hear from the w series champion as she prepares to race at silverstone this weekend. welcome along. thank you for joining forjoining us live, day four at wimbledon. if the atmosphere was flat last night both after emma reddick, who went out then the british players have lifted the booze for the supporters and the british fans on seder court, katie boulter delivering against last year is runner—up karolina pliskova. also big wins for heather watson and liam broady rounding up for the british players. dan reports. after being the toast of tennis town on days one and two, british success at wimbledon was suddenly proving harder to locate. did anyone still have the key to victory? there were hopes for ka

as alistair gray �*s wimbledon comes to an end, what of liam broady? he is under way on court three, and these are life teachers. liam broady up a break against his opponent, who beat him in exactly this round of the modern last year. liam brady, who is 28 now, is the third time he is playing in the second round, up a break and we know what a good player diego is, but can liam broady �*s wimbledon continue? we'll keep you up—to—date. and later on we have still got jack draper to come and heather watson needs to finish her second—round match which was held over from last night because of bad light. and harriet dart is to play her second—round match, too. you mentioned the big names coming up, yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up on court number one, and roughly on the dial on centre court. but before that, on centre court with the roof closed because we are expecting rain, katie boulter is playing karolina pliskova. she beat karolina pliskova last week almost to the day at eastbourne. she is a former fi

there is liam broady knocking at the number 12 seed, diego schwartzman. there is a british at wimbledon yet. and jack draper has made a good start on court number one. on centre court, ruffin adele is to have one set up with work to do, but iga swiatek, top seed in the women's draw, is through. —— ruffin adele. that was her 37th consecutive victory. time for a look at the weather. here's chris faulkes. today has been another day of sunshine and showers can but today showers been much bigger, take this big storm cloud on the horizon in hampshire. if i show you the radar, you can see the majority of thunderstorms we have had have been in wales, south—west england and the midlands. if you look at the jet stream pattern, we have got a trough, which encourages those big showers and thunderstorms to develop, but in stark contrast to what is happening further east, what we have a massive ridge pattern that has set up very high temperatures, with a heat wave ring record june temperatures from part of the arctic dentist in europe. overnight tonight, given th

it was a great day too for liam broady. like boulter, he's a wildcard at this years championships, but he came from two sets to one down to beat argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman. a phenomenal victory for broady who is ranked 117 places below schwartzman, this is his best run at a major. it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourjack draper, but the 20 year old lost in four sets to the 19th seed from australia alex di minaur. draper's moved into the world's top 100 with his grass performances at queen's and eastbourne, but exits wimbledon at the second round stage on court number one. england's women have wrapped up their preparations for the home european championships with a convincing 4—0 win away to switzerland. all eyes now to the tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the science of been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this area, fans took the chance to see their t

an extraordinary adventure for liam broady, who lost 11 games in a row but prevailed. why not, he asked, why not, he proved. five sets to beat the number 12 seed, argentina's diego schwartzman, and the greatest win of broady�*s career. neither darkness nor rain stops wimbledon evenings, so time and space for a 20—year—old to entertain the home crowd which remained. jack draper, at the bottom of the screen, played indoors on court number one against alex de minaur of australia, some of the rallies were staggering. all of that, and thenjack draper lost the point. do me know, seeded 20, is talented. watch this shot and notice he was watching on court. yes, katie boulter, his girlfriend. draperwas gallant to the last, but over four sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. i should sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. ishould mention sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. i should mention victory today for rafael nadal and iga swiatek, although both did drop a set. if it is continued british interest you're looking for, then in the next round, both cameron norrie and hea

the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of the home fans here but it's not only about the brits. the other stars on show today are rafael nadal, coco gauff and the most dominant player in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours

wins forjack draper and liam broadie too. but, british number two dan evans was knocked out. heather watson beat tamara korpatsch in three sets. the match started on monday but finished today on court one. last year watson missed match point to lose in the first round, something she called a disaster but she made up for it this year and will play china's wang qiang tomorrow. fellow brit katie boulter also through. there was controversy in a match involving one beaten briton. australia's nick kyrgios won in five sets against pauljubb, but he spent much of the match irritated by the behaviour of some in the crowd. when kyrgios won, he appeared to spit in the direction of the person he alleged was abusing him. he was asked about that after the match. you did appear to spit in the direction... of one of the people disrespect— direction... of one of the people disrespect me, yes. so that was deliberate? yes, iwould not disrespect me, yes. so that was deliberate? yes, i would not be doing _ deliberate? yes, i would not be doing that — deliberate? yes, i would not be doing that

it was a great day too for liam broady. like boulter, he's a wildcard at this years championships, but he came from two sets to one down to beat argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman. a phenomenal victory for broady who is ranked 117 places below schwartzman, this is his best run at a major. it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourjack draper, but the 20 year old lost in four sets to the 19th seed from australia alex di minaur. draper's moved into the world's top 100 with his grass performances at queen's and eastbourne, but exits wimbledon at the second round stage on court number one. england's women have wrapped up their preparations for the home european championships with a convincing 4—0 win away to switzerland. all eyes now to the tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the signs have been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this sun, fans took the chance to see their te

it was a great day too for liam broady. he's also a wildcard at this years competition, but he saw off argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman to continue his best run at a major. this is happening in court right now. jack draper is taking on an australian opponent. draper has taken the first set there so things are going pretty well for him so far. are going pretty well for him so far. england have completed their playing preparations ahead of the women's european championship, with an impressive win over switzerland in zurich. they won 4—0. the lionesses took the lead midway through the second half, alessia russo finally breaking the deadlock. georgia stanway added a second from the spot and beth england added a third in front of a swiss record crowd for a women's game of 16,000. jill scott then added a fourth in injury time for a comfortable victory. england's euros campaign kicks off next wednesday night at old trafford when they face austria it's been a really frustrating day at taunton. the rain bringing an early end to the final days play in the one—off test between england's

and liam broady will also be on court shortly, while harriet dart and jack draper are set to feature a little bit later today. and what a day it'll be for the british number three katie boulter. she is first up on centre court, and up against the sixth seed karolina pliskova. boulter will be hoping for a repeat of the last time they met, just over a week ago at eastbourne, when boulter won in three sets. two—time champion rafael nadal follows that match — he's up against the lithuanian ricardas berankis. it's a day of rest for the men's british number one cameron norrie. he's through to round three already after a tough five sets win against jaume munar yesterday. norrie is now the highest seed left in his quarter of the draw, but former british number one laura robson is confident he'll be able to cope with the pressure. it's really the first time with a target on his back, he is coming in as the number one brit, a top ten seed and he has come in slightly under the radar because everyone has been talking about andy and emma, but now the pressure will be on him and he will love t

. _ and liam broady another of the british hopefuls and he started brightly against diego schwartzmann. he did. it's a rematch of the second round match we saw at wimbledon last year between these two. diego won that in four sets. let's bring you some live pictures and see how he's doing at the moment. this is on court three. he took the first set 6-2. he court three. he took the first set 6—2. he broke schwartzman early. he talked about how confident he was feeling about this match. he said is never felt more confident on grass. the second set is a lot closer as you can see. looks to be going with service thing stand. for— four in that one. schwartzman has really improved his grass court game but liam brady on top for that moment first set lead as things stand. man who was out dough is alistair gray from stockport, the wild card, losing to taylor fritz, the 11th seed. 1ath in the world. he won the title in eastbourne. he's got a great all—round grass court game. at the moment looking like he could play rafael nadal in the quarterfinals here. he won the second set with the outsta