Relive four British wins & Wawrinka's shock defeat

1. Murray, Konta, Watson win but Robson, Broady & Norrie go out
2. Bedene beats Karlovic in fifth set of epic match
3. Fifth seed Wawrinka loses 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-1 to Medvedev
4. Two-time champions Nadal & Kvitova progress

We're just about done on this page for day one of Wimbledon.

There are still three matches still in play at SW19. You'll find the live streams right here.

Until tomorrow...

Watch day one's quirkier moments

Here's some of the day's lighter moments in one tidy package.

Enjoy!

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Game, set and match - Suarez Navarro

Despite losing the first set 6-1, Spain's 25th seed Carla Suarez Navarro has come roaring back, taking the next two sets by the same margin to beat Canada's Eugenie Bouchard.

A second first round exit for Bouchard, whose run to the 2014 final seems an age ago.

Day one headlines

A lot has happened since 11:30 this morning.

Here's a recap:

• Defending champion Murray beats Bublik in straight sets
• Fifth seed Wawrinka suffers shock defeat
• Konta races through Wimbledon opener
• 'Devastated' Williams breaks down in tears
• Watson wins but Robson & Broady go out
• Two-time winner Kvitova and second seed Halep through
• Aljaz Bedene wins four-hour epic against Ivo Karlovic

Game, set and match - Azarenka

Great scrambling from Bellis at 30-15 down on Azarenka's serve to stay in the point but finally the world number one puts it away to set up her first match point.

One and done. The American fires a backhand long and the two-time Australian Open champion wins her first grand slam match since giving birth in December.

Hugely impressive after shipping the first set. Find a bit more form in round two (and beyond) and she could be a contender for the title.

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Konta 'is in a really good place'

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Azarenka serving for the match

Just as Bellis looked to be roaring back, Azarenka checks her charge, finding another level to take it to deuce and finally break the American.

Just a matter of time now?

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Watch Bedene's winning moment

After four and a half hours, the battle between Aljaz Bedene and Ivo Karlovic finally ended. And it was Bedene's moment after a couple of amazing returns.

Bedene wins four hour epic against Karlovic

Murray vs. Bublik: Highlights

Missed the highlights from Andy Murray's first round match against newcomer Alexander Bublik? Fear not...

Murray vs. Bublik: Highlights

Bellis breaks back

People have homes to go to, Catherine.

I'm kidding of course. Hugely impressive response by Bellis to break back in this deciding set, just as Azarenka looked ready to run away with proceedings.

An absolutely belting forehand winner to complete the break too.

Azarenka is raging against the dying of the light on Court One.

She's won four straight games now in the third and deciding set.

The dark is of more threat to her progress tonight than Bellis. They should be able to play to a conclusion, though.

Watch Karlovic almost hit line judge

Watch Ivo Karlovic's ace that almost caught a line judge in the face.

Karlovic almost hits umpire with ball

Get involved

Matt Baker: YEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!! Aljaz Bedene you are legend, won it in 5 sets, 4 hours plus. This. Is. #Wimbledon.

Mark Porteous: What a performance by Bedene. Brilliant. What a match.

Simon Holman: Wow! Aljaz has made his Bedene and slept in it.

Waaaaaaahey.

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Azarenka's class starting to tell here as she breaks Bellis to take the first two games of this deciding set.

Canada's Eugenie Bouchard, a finalist in 2014, has also been taken into a deciding set by Spain's 25th seed Carla Suarez Navarro after both won their respective sets 6-1.

A long night continues.

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Game, set and match

Aljaz Bedene, take a bow.

The British number three somehow finds two brilliant returns to snatch the victory after four and a half hours on court.

That was the first break of serve in the entire contest. Remarkable!

Bedene wins four hour epic against Karlovic

What a shot from Bedene! A stunning return of serve across the grass.

Match point! Match point! Match point!

Breakthrough? Aljaz Bedene is 15-30 up. Two more points and the match is his.

But no. Here comes Ivo Karlovic again, with his massive serve, to recover.

We go to deuce.

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On, and on, and on

Chris Bevan

BBC Sport at Wimbledon

It's not just Aljaz Bedene and Ivo Karlovic who look grimly determined to see this match through - you should see the faces of some of the crowd who have been sitting here watching this serving contest for the past four hours.

The girls who tried to start that "come on Ali, come on" chant at about 5pm are long gone - probably somewhere on the District Line. Some people are still cheering aces but, when you have seen more than 60 of them at an average of more than one a game, the novelty surely starts to wear off?

Game and second set - Azarenka

Chance for Azarenka to take this second set on Bellis' serve at 15-30 but an ugly-looking shot falls far long. And again.

Bellis at 40-30...no, she can't take it as Azarenka works her around the court well to go to deuce.

Advantage Bellis. Then deuce again. Then a sublime cross-court forehand winner from Azarenka to tee up set point.

Brilliant defence from Bellis with a dipping shot to save it. Azarenka comes again though, with a well-placed winner into the corner before Bellis bangs one long to lose the second set.

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FYI - Today at Wimbledon is now starting on BBC Two if you fancy some highlights from day one.