Dan Evans

How every British player performed on the second day of Wimbledon, as Heather Watson, Jack Draper and Ryan Peniston all win and Dan Evans loses.

Swan, 23, was playing at Wimbledon for the fifth time and was hoping to reach the second round for the first time since 2018. What those inside witnessed was a typically tumultuous Kyrgios display. Evans never got going out on Court No 2, dropping serve five times without managing a break himself. At the end, Kyrgios was seen spitting on the Wimbledon turf before he went to congratulate Jubb at the net, appearing to do so in the direction of one corner of Court 3 – which he admitted to being deliberate afterwards. With a first Wimbledon win in his sights, Jubb squandered three break points – two in the first game, one in the fifth – before dropping serve in the sixth game. The muttering 27-year-old, a quarter-finalist here when making his debut in 2014, bemoaned that he was playing his worst-ever match at Wimbledon, and soon found himself a set down to Jubb – who was in the main draw for a second time.

Dan Evans will refuse to dwell on his opening round defeat to Jason Kubler at Wimbledon with the British No.2 already looking ahead to his next run of ...

Well done to him and his coach to put the game plan together and well done to Jason for carrying it out.” He had a good game plan. He was aggressive. It’s not nice to have a fiancée, coach, all of them lose as well. “There will be plenty more chances. I’ve done well here in the past.

British wild card Ryan Peniston enjoyed a dream Wimbledon debut with Jack Draper, Alastair Gray, Katie Boulter, Liam Broady and Heather Watson joining him ...

"(The) crowd was pretty rowdy today, a couple of people in the crowd were not shy of criticising me. Available to download now on - iPhone & iPad and Android Happy to be through and now just rest up." I really wanted to turn it around and win this year." So this means a lot. The 24-year-old from Twickenham, who attended the same US college as British No 1 Cameron Norrie, took the third set on a tie-break to potentially set up a clash with 11th seed Taylor Fritz in the next round.

Australia's Jason Kubler has eliminated No.28 seed and British favourite Dan Evans in the opening round at Wimbledon 2022.

[Q] Jason Kubler (AUS) v [Q] Dennis Novak (AUT) [Q] Jason Kubler (AUS) d [28] Dan Evans (GBR) 6-1 6-4 6-3 The former world No.1 junior, whose career has been hampered by a multitude of injuries, is in career-best form. He finished the match with 40 winners and just 17 unforced errors. “Even being able to play on this court was a big highlight for me in my career. The Australian qualifier upset No.28-seeded British hope Dan Evans in first-round action at the All England Club today.

Resurgent Australian tennis star Jason Kubler has sent British seed Dan Evans packing from the All England Club with a Wimbledon boilover.

"He was aggressive. "Just being able to play on this court was a big highlight for me in my career. He had a good game plan. "That's all I can say really. Yeah, that was that," Evans said. Not easy to take, but he was better than me.