Day 7 Wimbledon

day when players make their move as the business end approaches. But

what is the state of play as it stands? First, the women. A famous

five-time winner has gone. And so has the number two seed. The

favourite now is the 2004 Queen. But challenges await.

As for the men... Still in the draw is a magnificent seven time

champion. A two time came, -- King, and 2011's main man and last year's

hero. Andy Murray's defence has been great so far but the big three move.

Today he plays for a place in the quarterfinals as do many of the

remaining men and women. Prepare for a feast of tennis today. Welcome to

week two of Wimbledon 2014. The second Monday is always one of

the most popular days of the championship. We were hoping for a

dry day after Saturday, we were promised one after Saturday but this

is the scene at Wimbledon at the moment. Dark clothes overhead, the

rain is falling hard. -- dark clouds overhead. They have had permission

to close the roof so we will get play on this Court in about ten

minutes. Very disappointing for all of the spectators and so much to get

through on the outside courts with the players and the spectators just

have to sit and wait. That rain is very heavy at the moment. This is

the scene right now. Earlier today before the rain came down, Andy

Murray was here on the practice court after three straight sets

victories in the opening week. Great to have your game intact, it is a

nice feeling. This is familiar territory to him and the health

memories from last year. Today, he is up against Kevin Anderson, six

foot eight, who has thrown down 63 aces in his opening matches. It is

Anderson against Murray. Tim and John are with me. We have got so

much to get through because already, we have some play that got underway

at 11:30am. Plenty of results to come but first, let's show you some

of the stars featured on the courts today.

Andy Murray has been playing like the champion he is so far, but now

is when the hard work really starts. Today he features big serving

Anderson in the greatest form of his career. Grigor Dimitrov is another

player who has had a great year so far. He will fancy his chances

against Leonardo Mayer in the fourth round of the Grand Slam for the

first time. Bouchard will prove another tough

challenge for Angelique Kerber. Petra Kvitova up against Shuai

Peng. That is the number six seed and former champion out on court

today. That is Novak Djokovic up against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. He

certainly knows his way around these courts, a two-time semifinalist

here. Did I see Maria Sharapova in the middle of that? This is the

order of play, just to confirm. Even if we didn't not get the picture is

quite right! -- pictures. Some match points to update you on.

Strycova is through, defeating Caroline Wozniacki in straight

sets. Six - two, 7-5. She has beaten three seeds on her way to the

quarterfinals. She will play either Petra Kvitova or Shuai Peng. Stan

Wawrinka is also through in straight sets against Denis Istomin who had a

doctor on the court, he was feeling unwell and was not at his best but

Wawrinka is through and he will be back on court tomorrow, only a third

round match. Hawk-eye just confirmed and then the

handshake took place. One other results to bring new, Kei Nishikori,

the 10th seed, is through, it was three games all when they resumed

play today but he won the fifth set 6-4. He is always an exciting player

to watch and Kei Nishikori is through. And so, under the roof on

Centre Court, they are preparing the court and we hear players could be

out in about five minutes time. The roof is closed, when will we get

play outside? Let's find out from Carol. It was in the forecast, a

risk of a shower and unfortunately, it has come. As we go through the

next few hours, we are not immune to a few more showers coming or going.

But it will ease as we go through the course of the evening. Tomorrow

as well, looking at a lot of dry weather, sunny spells, but there is

still the risk of a shower. Perhaps less so during the course of

tomorrow. But at least it is keeping the pollen levels that bit lower.

They are set to rise as we had to the end of the week. STUDIO: I was

told it was supposed to be good weather so I thought I would go a

little bit tropical! You do not like it? LAUGHTER

I do not understand why Roger Federer and Tommy Robredo, who will

now play tomorrow, why did they get penalised? You put them tomorrow and

now all of a sudden for Roger Fedor, he has the play

back-to-back. -- Roger Federer. I think they are trying to keep each

section there so if they get too far ahead in the draw, they will have an

unfair advantage. I guess they are trying to keep it even. It is not

ideal. The rain at the weekend on a Saturday is the worst. It is

rubbish, I think that is an English phrase! It is only that one section

of the draw that has. A fairer thing, and they know they have only

done this on a couple of occasions, play Sunday, a couple of matches?

That is rubbish. To get the other guys caught up so you don't have to

worry about making a decision like this which I think penalises people

unfairly. I think after working six days in a row, you would need a day

off. I was ready to go! It would have been nice but it means only the

top half of the draw is in action today, probably for the ladies

tomorrow, because they are playing catch up. The ladies are different.

That makes more sense. The ladies do have to play back to back even if

there is perfect weather. The imperfect schedule is that they have

to play Monday and Tuesday the second week and it is tough when you

get rain on the middle weekend, the knock on effect of not playing on

Sunday, does make it difficult. Bedene winning at the top, mainly

Andy Murray, Djokovic, more distant Dimitrov, Tsonga, can step up to the

plate, that greatly help their chances. It is definitely an

advantage to the top half of the draw. Let's talk about some of the

matches. Positive indeed! First, then's match, Andy Murray, very

happy now, even with the rain. We were just checking our notes and

seeing the head-to-head, I did not know Anderson had beaten Murray

before. It is a good matchup for Andy Murray. Anderson has a

fantastic service, he is six foot eight, that is stating the obvious.

But Andy Murray is the best player for getting the ball back in play.

The way he has struck the ball in the first week, has been fantastic,

he has been aggressive and stepping into the court. It almost looks as

if he is flattening his back and I'd even more and he has been very

impressive. He will not take him likely. I do not see Andy Murray

having any problems. He has a great record against the big servers.

Anderson moves a little better than Karlovic? It is why these Andy

Murray and Djokovic in the world, are the best. Anderson has a bigger

wingspan so he can track these balls down and track them back. I suspect

Anderson will try to do that a little more than he normally does

because when the rally starts, it diminishes his chance of winning

points. But I would go for it. He has the big serve, the big forehand.

He has to try to dictate points. I have said the same thing about John

Isner. With a server like that, and you are holding almost every time,

why are you not just blasting off on your returns? Easier said than done

when you are playing big hitters. But that to me is the only real shot

Anderson has got. I said it was advantage in the men's top half of

the draw and also those on Centre Court because they could be rain

later on. The players are heading back out onto Centre Court. Bouchard

and Alize Cornet are making their way out. Let them go, they want to

go! Come on Lorraine, sort them out! They are going out, they have a

warm up to take place but it will be great to see some tennis here. Andy

Murray and over Djokovic against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, all on Centre

Court today. -- Novak Djokovic. Just heading back to Kevin Anderson, Tim,

he beat Fabio Fognini and hurt his back and said he felt really

nervous. If he is really nervous in the third round against Bob Mee E --

Fognini, I am not sure what he will feel like on Centre Court against

Andy Murray! It is deftly a moment when nerves can play a part. Getting

a break of serve will be vital for Andy Murray against Anderson. If he

can take advantage of any of those early nerves... If you are nervous,

your feet do not tend to work as well. For a big guy who struggled a

little bit with his movement, it is something Andy Murray will look to

exploit. Anyone that is around him will say, you have absolutely

nothing to lose. It is not as if there are a lot of people

putting... Wagering a lot of money that Anderson will come through. So

he should be able to swing a lot more freely. It is just if he might

be overwhelmed by the occasion. That usually means, first set, top

player. Relatively easily. You talk about his game centring a lot around

his serve, if he can hold his serve, he can put a bit of pressure on

Murray but likewise, any opportunity Anderson has, he should be crushing

it on both sides to see if he can have an impact. I would go to the

indoor courts if I was him. Start hitting serves. Break the sweat. So

it almost feels like the third set when he steps on the court just so

he is in a groove right away. That is another way to get rid of some

nerves. Hit the ground running. The warm up is underway on Centre Court,

we still have a bit of time, let's hear from Kevin, he has been talking

to Gary. You shortly walked out onto Centre Court, you walk from the

locker room if you chance and took a few photos? I went there yesterday

to get a bit familiar with it. At least I know what it looks like when

I come out. What was that walk like for you? It is very special. It is

such an amazing place to play. I am sure it will be even more amazing

with a packed stadium. Actually seen the trophy and the walk, I have seen

so many times on TV, was quite special. There will be a lot of

support for Andy Murray but does that help you to inspire? Does it

give you a lift? Faye I am sure it will be a great atmosphere. The best

atmosphere, the more fun it is to play there. I am sure it will be a

good crowd and I will be ready for it. You said you would be very

aggressive today because that is when you play your best tennis? What

I need to do, what I have been working with, I am playing a very

good opponent. STUDIO: Let's have a look at the top half of the draw and

Murray's section in particular as it stands. Dimitrov against Mayer,

Dimitrov must fancy his chances? Mayer is tricky. When the draw was

made, we were all waiting to see Djokovic. Which I think he lost in

the semis last year, I think his confidence was lost when he lost to

David Ferrer. Look at a match with Cilic, for example, they are out

there now. They were playing in the rain and Cilic was sitting there,

5-6, deciding whether or not he should serve and he is looking at

the umpire, should we be playing here? Please play! Then he misses

his first serve so you feel the edge goes to the retainer because it is

hard to move. -- returner. No one is really talking about him

but he is having a great tournament, Cilic. He certainly is.

He has got a huge serve and is pretty erratic, you never know what

is going to happen but he could come through that match, he does not have

a great record against Djokovic, he does not like playing him. I think

the Djokovic-Tsonga is interesting. Tsonga's first two rounds, he was

very ordinary. If you can win playing badly... He knows he will

have to up his game against Djokovic but a similar scenario, he does not

have a lot to lose. We talk about Rafa... He has had some tricky

customers, Stepanek? Tsonga, even though he has beaten him 12 of the

last 13 times, it has not really been that close. A couple of years

ago, he was playing in France and we were talking about who were going to

be the next guys. We have gone through a list, Tomas Berdych, Stan

Wawrinka broke through, Dimitrov, Milos Raonic? These guys are

desperately trying to do it, Tsonga, who is talking about him? This is

his chance. He has the weapons to have an impact, he is athletic, the

way he can serve and hit his forehand. He is one of the few guys

who can really impose himself on the top four. But he can be really good

one day and then ordinary the next. That is where the top four are so

good, they consistently deliver in the biggest events. This is another

opportunity for him to make an impact and whether he can push on

from there... And if he is on, he can beat everyone. Cornet against

Bouchard. Bouchard is my pick to win it. I feel a little better now

because she would have had to play Serena Williams. But Cornet is

tricky. If you take Bouchard, I will take Cornet! Early break. Tell me

what you want to bet? I only use some wine, thank you for the wine!

How about a case of wine? How about one of your pictures, they are more

expensive! LAUGHTER one of your pictures, they are more

We will see, thank you very much. Play just about to get underway,

let's join Martina Navratilova. And Chris. COMMENTATOR: This is an

indoor tennis match now. Maybe I would favour Bouchard a

little bit. She has an attacking game. She is more than attacking

player. It is about to get

conditions quicker. Play is a little bit heavier. They both hit the ball

pretty flat. Cornet challenging the ball on the

baseline? If you are really sure where the ball lands, you can stop

play. It was too close to call. I think it did hit the line.

Really accurate, depicting from Bouchard, the back of the line.

Could have been an overhead but she is confident with that forehand.

Well played. With this roof, it will only be about half an hour which

completely escaped me when I was talking about the players we setting

themselves. Superb. The roof cost half ?1

million and they hardly used it to start. It is why I forgot about it.

I totally forgot. It is the poor guys outside looking

up at the sky wondering when they will play again.

Really skimming the net. It was so close to the net, line driving it.

Cornet that time getting to the net, forcing the error. Does it take a

while to adjust to the Echo and the sound? These guys probably don't

know, the sound is different to how it was when the infrastructure was

here. It is very noisy, it sounds that you are hitting the ball harder

than you are. You could see

net because she wants to. She is very comfortable up there, could

have closed a little more. If she had been in front of the service

line, that could have been an overhead. But easily put away for

her. I don't think we have ever seen a player leaned into the ball as

much as Bouchard does. It is so different.

She was trying to get a little bit of height, Cornet, she is five foot

six, but Bouchard is bending her knees.

Cornet is fiercely determined and Bouchard is relentless. Cornet

looking very fired up. She is definitely looking like she

has totally let go of the Serena Williams match.

It is as tight as we thought. The fact Cornet is so young and she got

up to very near the top ten but then went down to outside of the top 100

before getting her game and belief back again. Do you think because she

is now back going in the right direction, she will appreciate it

more second time? Absolutely, you appreciate it more when you get

older, no matter what. But especially when you have had such an

up and down trajectory, as she has, she was living up to the

expectations and looked like she was going to break into the top ten and

then her form came from underneath her. She was crying on the court

during matches in the Olympics, inconsolable. She had to face them

in the demons and clearly, she has dealt with them because she is

looking like the player that she was when she was brash and up and

coming. Paul McGinley, Ryder Cup captain.

What a super day Saturday always is. Armed Forces Day. What a great

sporting competition the Ryder Cup is. New balls in play. No brakes

yet. moment and Cornet seems to be a

little more comfortable with the pace, if you -- few unforced errors.

I would like to see more change of pace from Bouchard. She likes the

hardball coming onto her racket. That one set up nicely. Loops it in

there and Bouchard cannot get to it. Cornet thinking about challenging,

decides against it. So self assured. Bouchard is looking

to come to the net and whenever the ball is short, she's quickly up to

it. Hitting it again, a little quicker than normal.

off. Cornet, with her forehand, usually missing them long. She has a

severe grip on the forehand so if she can hit them with pace, she will

be trouble. You don't want to go to the backhand with pace. The backhand

comes back with interest. Two break point in her opening

service game, Bouchard. The first since.

That really nicely done. You know, she doesn't flinch away from

responsibility, Bouchard. That's what I like about her. She once the

ball, she wanted to come back so she can hit another ball. Really again

save the break point with authority. She is the type of player who would

have won the ball in the penalty shoot out at the end of the game and

she would make it. Got the angle, beautiful stuff

Bouchard here. Looking to come forward as soon as she gets the

opportunity. Coming in forward, as she is hitting it. Great shot right

there. It's amazing. I mean, the cameraman and Bouchard.

If Cornet can get a great length, which is not going to be easy, it is

going to be an interesting watch because she will take it on,

athlete. It'll be a tug of war, and that's when the errors will come

back in like on the last shot. Maybe should've gone across court. Maybe

down the line was a bit ambitious. But Cornet would like to get into

the crosscourt backhand exchange. She doesn't want to get across court

forehand exchange. Bouchard always win that one.

Could have been worth the challenge. She has got two left.

Cornet has had two break points and has not been able to convert.

Bouchard had one. Definitely, Cornet looks to be the

more threatening player of the two so far. She's knocking on the door.

got a bit static. There was no forward movement on that one. It

still puts so much pressure on you as a server, seeing someone taking a

whack so close inside court. When I played Natasha, she stood

close to the baseline, and Monica Seles as well. I was hitting it

shot, based on where the opponent was standing and I would find it

extraordinary because I was afraid to hit it so deep. The same on the

serve, when they're standing so far in.

For myself, I had to adjust my sideline and concentrate on the

court, rather than the opponent, because then I would hit eight short

serve or ground stroke. The players were just so close. -- a short

serve. They are both very warm due to their

efforts. It's dripping off them. Breathing heavily, too.

When you get applause like about it doesn't escape anywhere with the

roof closed. Goose bumps. Super point. Both moved beautifully. A

couple of times Bouchard hit a drop shot when Cornet was already going

forward, so Cornet off quickly to that. That is a nice drop shot.

Bouchard chases it down. And wax baseball. -- and wax this ball into

the Royal box. Almost took a shot at the Duke of Kent! It just went to

his right. There is Prince Michael. The

chairman. And there is the Duke. Let's have a look at the rally had

to point comparison. We've said Bouchard takes the ball early inside

the serve. More than half the shot she said just behind the baseline.

Cornet, just 70% in front of the baseline and much more time spent

two feet further behind her, sorry, six feet behind the baseline, so

much more aggressive position from Bouchard, hitting 95% of the shots

where you want to be. Really hard to push her back. Bouchard serving to

stay in the opening set for-5. The Hawk-eye at the French Open was in

feet. Here, it is in meters. I had to flick the switch quickly. It's

hard to see without my glasses. And that is the serve which is very

effective against Cornet, slice out wide. With the grip, she resorts to

the slice, which means a short return. A pretty weak reply. A

perfect shot to come in on on the next ball.

pressure whatsoever. A pretty solid game there, when she had to hold.

Bouchard, 12 winners and 14 unforced errors,

Bouchard, 12 winners and 14 unforced so she has been dictating, trying to

force the action but Cornet planning a very clean set so far and we have

had no service breaks. Maybe it's something about Centre Court. We

only had two breaks in the match with Serena Williams and Petra

Kvitova. And they have both been broken plenty in the tournament in

the first three matches. That worked extremely well against

Serena Williams. Comes back with it here but Bouchard so close to the

baseline, but that time here but Bouchard so close to the

to push back, the ground stroke, here but Bouchard so close to the

the drop shot paid dividends. She had that beautifully. Every time she

heads the drop shot, she wins the point, or the next shot.

heads the drop shot, she wins the great way of breaking up this

relentless barrage of the ground from Bouchard. Potentially, Bouchard

have more variety in her game but she has not used it so far today. A

couple of drop shots. This one, the first one from Cornet, and I think

she will remember it. They are both really going for

this. The nerves are no longer there. Both totally focused on the

task in hand. There was hardly even a nearby shop. Definitely about just

playing the match -- shot. They are not playing Wimbledon, they are

playing the opponent, and that's why we are seeing a well played set

here. The luxury of the roof. It is brightening up outside and hopefully

those clouds are going away. Henman Hill getting ready for Andy Murray.

And others, of course. Kevin Anderson, his tallest test of the

tournament so far. If we knew who they were, we don't

know now. They are clearly twins. It's great, coming from work, to

hear, but that flag face on, and your employer won't know who you are

here and you are being patriotically. Now, there is a

look! Its my first time at Wimbledon and look who I am sat next to! A

flower gone wild! OK, it's a look! So, for the second time, Bouchard

serving to stay in this set. Great slice from Bouchard. But she

did not hit through it. It was a defensive slice. And Cornet quick to

the ball, and she's going forward on it as well. Good aggression from

Cornet. She is playing a very good set. Clearly gaining a lot of

confidence from her win against Serena Williams. You figure if you

can beat Serena Williams on grass, you can beat anybody, and it is

true. The scary things about Serena

sometimes, just feels like there's something broken deep inside.

Amazing. When you think of how much she has achieved. Well, things go

funny when you get older. Everything just means so much more. Everything

that can go wrong, as well as things that can go right, sometimes you can

overthink things. It's not just hitting the ball.

Who would be a tennis coach? The other day with Serena, she looks up

there and they were telling her something and she just totally

brushed them. "Oh, just be quiet." And then she didn't look at them

through couple of games. They were in penalty box. They are used to it.

Super stuff from Bouchard. Deep forehand into the corner.

That's the one that won her the point. Again, quickly off the mark,

to cut the angle, catch it early. Ten winners. Looking like a

tie-break. Did I jinxed it? No service breaks

so far. Great stuff. Super second serve.

This is a tie-break. Every point is a break point. Four

break point in this set so far. Now everyone is a break point

potentially, so we will see which player can rise to the occasion. If

anybody even blinks, will somebody win it? We will know pretty soon.

Cornet showing some good boys, adding some good shots off those

really low slices, as well. Keeping her cool. Draws the over hit from

Bouchard there. Again, great depth from Bouchard to

draw that error. Just being forced further and

further back. Covering acres, Cornet. She has definitely been

doing the majority of the running, just offending to the most part,

Bouchard trying to force the action. 15 unforced for Bouchard, only

Djokovic for unforced errors for Cornet so far -- only four unforced

errors. She clearly knew exactly where she

was on the court. She gets the first mini-break.

Can't see it from here. I have no idea if it's in or out. Both service

points going against Cornet, so Bouchard in the drivers seat here in

this tie-break. First double fault to be served. One

in each of their previous three matches. That was the first nervous

shot I have seen in quite some time. Didn't quite rotate with the rest on

that second serve, so the ball flew on her. First double fault. A bad

time for her, but still in the driver's seat.

Eugenie is looking pretty calm, little shake of the head, really

more annoyed with herself. Will she correct that mistake?

Good second serve from Cornet and Bouchard held back on the forehand,

just rotated sideways. If anything, the body was going backwards and

that was an unforced error she would not want.

Cornet didn't do anything special but even again.

She is falling after that serve. Its peculiar. I'm trying to figure out

what's going on with that? She's trying to go back so quickly she's

actually falling down. Yeah, I think it's just the reaction of

actually falling down. Yeah, I think has to do to face the return.

No problem on that one. Bouchard is having a hiccup here. Nick tells

their one shot at a time and come in the future, she couldn't sustain it.

That's the first drop shot I have seen Cornet head of the backhand. --

hit off the background. They've all been to the corner down the line.

This one, she missed it, the biggest point of the match so far. And a

great serve from Bouchard. First ace.

One double fault at a bad time and now an ace at a good time. Set

point. Frustration from Cornet. First set,

Bouchard. Is she on her way? Three minutes shy

of one hour, the opening set. Neither player is playing their best

tennis in this pressure packed a tie-break but, in the end, the

bravest person, Cornet gave a little divot with the racket. Not too bad,

didn't break it. She has her moments at times. She has two police those.

When she gets upset, she resets for the next point. You don't feel it

carries on and that's where she is so much better. She used to be upset

from what happened before. No more of that with her but neither player

is playing their best tennis in this tie-break but in the end, Bouchard

more adventurous, and she wins the set. Both players hit the net the

same times. A lot more set. Both players hit the net the

same times. A lot winners from Bouchard. She has been the driver's

seat, a higher percentage on the first served. Cornet doing excellent

on the second serve points. 77%, better than her first serves, which

normally don't see. Cornet returning better but, I think the better

player won the set. At the end, Bouchard hit enough winners. She's

in the driver's seat now. There is an actor. I don't know his name. Jim

Parsons. From the Big Bang Theory. I have not watched that yet. He has

got a beautiful eyes. So, Bouchard win the second set.

Still no of serve. -- still no breaks of serve.

Settling shot, having lost the opening set. Back on track.

more depth on his shots, Cornet, try to get a little more aggressive. She

has got a nice volley. A couple of doubles titles. She can play.

Grass is so much about attitude. Feeling like you want to play on the

surface. You want to be aggressive. Don't just come to the net because

you are supposed to, you have to mean it. There are fewer of those

around. Look at that. You could lose three more games than

your opponent in a set point match and lose 20 more points, and still

win the match. The one that counts is the last set.

Keeping the momentum. I used to say to players when they walked on

court, don't forget to win the last point! The depths, it is

interesting, when Cornet has not won the first set, the adjustment she

needs to make, the first set, the adjustment she

shots in that zone, six feet from the baseline which is why Bouchard

is standing where she is. And why Cornet is not able to hit winners

and defending a lot more. The shot and body placement is

another reason why Cornet has not used the drop shot more, because she

is too far behind the baseline and Bouchard is closer to it. Not able

to deploy her favourite weapon. She always hits that drop shot with

a Good shot. She's zeroed in

shop. Bouchard is coming... You cannot see it from this

Good body language from Cornet and Bouchard needed to get that all in.

If I was her coach, I would make a play, don't go for too much. How

often do we talk about middle games with good players?

Bouchard can be like a runaway train. Especially with the way she

plays. You could not impose yourself on this match with that break point,

get away early, there have been no breaks of serve. But she could not

convert. Bouchard was leaning. Cornet not

happy with her serve. She did all the hard work... And

missed the easiest shot in the rally. Waiting to see if Bouchard

commits. It is that grip, it is hard to hit

those low, short balls with that grip.

Toted to in favour of Bouchard. -- to two to offer God

she had a break point ago art and did not convert and then comes right

back. Playing one point at a time. It is great to see that. It is great

to see the emergence of Canadian tennis.

Milos Raonic can creating some Canadian history. It is in good

hands at the moment, Canadian history. The women outshone the

hands at the moment, Canadian history. The women outshone men at

the French Open. Fantastic final. The women's game is in a great place

right now. We see the new wave really imposing themselves and

making their mark. And Bouchard is leading the pack.

Madison Keys one at Eastbourne last week. -- won at Eastbourne.

She lost Wimbledon because she won at Eastbourne. That is why that

extra week between the two next year is very helpful.

New balls in play. They look very yellow, those balls. Cornet wrong

footing Bouchard. Cornet 's account is so much

stronger than her forehand. She had a great backhand into the

corner. Stayed back. And Cornet able to get out of trouble. It feels

different when Cornet is employing angles. It negates a little bit of

the Bouchard power. She has been moving side to side pretty well as

well when she gets the opportunity. It is tough to do it. Tough to time

away from Bouchard. She has a great presence on the

court. Federer was talking at the week and

about house tough it is to serve-volley at the moment. It is

hard to get your footing. slipped in their, her right foot

coming from underneath there. You have to be ginger, take shorter

steps and usual muscles more. You have to use your muscles. Be a

little more nimble. Great effort from both players.

Sinking their teeth into the match. Playing ball. Very competitive.

Sinking their teeth into the match. Great body language. Great effort.

whole match, hard to get a feel for it. Bouchard has a decent backhand

slice but looked uncomfortable hitting that one.

Cornet gets the first break of the match.

SUE BARKER: we will be right back on centre in a moment. They continue

under the roof, the good news for all of the spectators outside is

that the clouds have cleared and the sun is out and play is underway once

again. This match number one court, she has just levelled the match, Ana

Ivanovic, against Sabine Lisicki. That is live on BBC Two.

Doesn't that look nice after all of those dark, heavy rain clouds we

have had over Wimbledon? The sun is shining and that is a wonderful

scene. Under the roof, they continue on Centre Court.

CHRIS BRADNAM: huge emotion from this player. MARTINA NAVRATILOVA:

Bouchard had the break point the first time Cornet served, missed the

return, one may be for too much and now Cornet is in the drivers seat.

That ball ended on the service line and died. She was better at the

beginning of the match, now she seems to be doubting his self,

whether she should or not. Cornet beat Serena Williams in

Dubai. We talked about it so long and hard. Backing it up on Saturday,

beating her again at Wimbledon. The reservoir started to get deeper and

deeper in February. Bouchard is forcing the action here.

She is pressing Cornet. She's growing in confidence. Being a top

player gives you a huge amount of confidence but if you can do it

back-to-back, talk about backing up your big victory, that is really

backing it up. And on top of that, doing it at a Grand Slam and against

Serena Williams. Cornet completely believes in

herself. Coming forwards. Wow. Cornet is

moving better. Hitting the ball deeper, I think. It feels like that.

Bouchard is doubting herself right now, even after that shop, she did

not come in forward as much, this should have been a backhand volley.

She is moving to her left and pushed it.

So often, you do not need experience when you are just playing good

enough, and she has done twice this year, to make semifinals of a

Major. But still very inexperienced in comparison to Cornet. It shows

you what a good head Bouchard has on her shoulders. Even when things do

not go right, she still somehow managed to win that game. I

completely saw another break coming. She has shown how blinkered she is.

When she first burst through after winning the juniors, there was a lot

of talk about her looks and the glamour and she actually got cross

in interviews and said, I want to talk about tennis, let's keep it to

tennis which is what I am all about. Working as hard as I can to improve.

Good for her, Working as hard as I can to improve.

straight. Everything will come in due time but she is playing with a

sense of urgency. Cool, calm and collected. Greg Dyke from the FA. I

did not know who that was! Wake up great! -- Greg! Somebody give that

man sunk coffee! Bouchard jumped on that 70 mph

second serve. She was better on his second set in

the second set and on the first Cornet gathering herself, big

point. Bouchard attacking the second serve better so does Cornet take

some pace of the first said to get it in?

A big return from Bouchard and Cornet again going for the backhand.

Cornet is very solid on that side. Bush and making an error on the

forehand. -- Bouchard. Bouchard waited too early and could

not check his swing. -- her swing. Slight opportunity here for

Bouchard. Three points in a row for Cornet.

She is one tough competitor. She is a game away from levelling

this fourth round. when Cornet hit that shot, I thought

it was going long, I think Bouchard thought that as well. Bouchard Way

too early on that shot. And missed it.

just joining us. Cornet is going to have to serve out the second set.

When you see that serving for the set caption, it can play havoc with

the mind, can't it? Cornet, with a ball toss, Martina. Yes, playing

Serena, she had a lot of bad tosses on the serve and she held the ball

with just three fingers. The pinky and the ring finger not involved.

Just three fingers. You can't really see it. When she gets nervous,

that's why I think it goes off. She can't control it as well.

I could see it from the commentators box.

I could see It is peculiar. It's interesting, the other end on the

return for Bouchard, too. We have seen Greg Dyke in the Royal box. She

is like a Subbuteo player, wobbling all over the place. She has great

ability to hit off both sides. This is going to be a fascinating game.

Well, four, she made it. This time, she

only gets one chance for it, but she has not lost it yet.

Beautiful. She only had one drop shot in the match, and back came

from nowhere and she was in a perfect position for it, inside the

baseline. She took her time with it. Cornet way behind the baseline.

Nicely done. The ever important first point, the

person saving -- serving for the match.

On the line. It was on the sideline. I think it was about six inches in

front of the baseline on the sideline.

You are right about the ball toss. We have a good view from our box

here at this end. Gutsy play there. 0- 30 on her

serve. She had to have this point really to have a chance to hold.

Really good playing from Cornet. This is such a well played a match

from both players. Too early on that one.

If I was to say something to athlete -- Bouchard, I would say to

concentrate on Cornet's backhand. She is playing her shot regardless

of what was going on with Cornet. Two points from the set for Cornet,

for the match. Seeing it

The ball was well at. A big opportunity for Bouchard. Finally

gets a second serve. Much different ball location here.

Cornet, only three fingers but Bouchard really moving forward on

that return. Set point. No, break point. Break point, sorry.

Fantastic from Cornet. Cooley saves that break

Fantastic point. Bouchard is 0-3.

Again, just two points from the set for Cornet.

She does not like to get inside the baseline. She had said well behind

the baseline because she can swing fully. When she's inside, she has to

bring the ball down quickly. Could not do it there. Another break point

for Bouchard. Hasn't made one of them yet. This is a big one.

Demanded such clean hitting on the return.

It's a sign of a champion, a future champion, Bouchard. She has not

broken serviette but when she had to, she did.

Cornet is not playing a bad game but Bouchard has stepped it up a little

bit. That was the shot and now Bouchard, all of a sudden, more

aggressive. There were a couple of calls of out.

Cornet had a great return. Bouchard able to neutralise it and then

Cornet pushes her back and cuts off that forehand volley really well.

The ball goes across court every time but she hates it so well,

Bouchard. -- she hates it so well, Bouchard. -- hits.

Bouchard is on to the forehand now, pushing Cornet back and when she

gets pushed back to the forehand corner, she goes across court most

of the time. Bouchard on top of that one. So maybe attacking the forehand

a little more here, the last couple of games, would you say? For sure.

Sure feels like it to me here. Is she going to challenge that one?

It felt wide when she hit it. Cornet now, she is saying no, it was out.

Just wide. UMPIRE: Cornet has one challenge

remaining. It's amazing how every now and

then, player captures the imagination in the hearts of people

wherever they play. Australia, it has koala bears, teddy bears. At the

French Open, it has much of the same. She's getting the lion 's

share here. As well as she should. She is a personable woman with a

great game. She is beautiful. She will get the endorsements for her

locks as well as her game, but she wants to get it for her game. The

locks just add another 02 the cheque. It's an extra strength. The

locker room respect we always talk about. Yes, she is a total package.

If she stays healthy, the sky is the limit. She wants it badly for all

the right reasons and it's good to see. Nathalie Tauziat workers are

part-time and Canada. A former finalist here. Let's focus on the

here and now. Her mother looks on. She certainly getting it done here.

And now, huge pressure on Cornet. Cornet has to do reset. She must be

disappointed. Just play it a little careful on the forehand. Deuce cast

turbo game. She needs to step it up here or her Wimbledon is over.

That's just fantastic stuff from Bouchard. Six inches from the

sideline to the forehand, maybe even less than that to the backline, and

then she goes inside line again. This was the furthest from the line

and a clean winner. Great accuracy from Bouchard, side to side. Dead

accurate. Another challenge. The last one she

has got. That's why she was upset before. If she is wrong here, she is

out of challenges. Yes. It may not matter. It is 0-30. That's a bigger

issue not having any challenges left. Nothing until the end of the

match. That last return was hit really hard. She is going on

adrenaline and confidence right now. That was the best drop shot in the

last two matches. She hit some good ones against Serena, but this was a

must have point, must have drop shot. And she feels it. The perfect

play, with the Bouchard form of late. Bouchard teed off on the last

return and I expect this one to go Mach three. She has a chance. --.

Is she OK? She has slipped. Buried deep in the lush area of the court.

Bouchard prefers to hit forehand rather than an overhead. Every time

she hits a bully, it's harder to time and she ends up missing the

third one. -- volley. It is relentless.

starting to edge. Four games in a row. Pure class.

Eugenie Bouchard, just her sixth major main draw. It is a third major

qualifying, her first Wimbledon. The junior champion, just two years ago,

has won the hearts of everybody here in the UK. It's another major

quarterfinal to look forward to. Fantastic effort from Cornet after

the great win against Serena Williams but at the end, Bouchard

just had too much of her repertoire, too much power. She imposed herself

on the match, broke when she had two and played their best tennis in the

last couple of games and that's a sign of a champion coming back from

behind in the second set. A great effort from Cornet. I think she will

be moving up the rankings. I see her in the top 15 if she plays like

this. Bouchard, only one way for her, and that is going up. I love it

when both players arrive on court together and they get so much right

here in Wimbledon. It's the one thing I wish they would tighten up

on, and loosen up in other areas but get the players to walk off

together. Inevitably the winner will sign autographs. It's so important

in this wonderful sport. They should do that more often. I agree with

you. They do on court interviews and some tournaments but they don't do

that here. I like the players walking on and off together but

either way, Bouchard is a deserving winner here and played a great

match. She must like her chances for the rest of the tournament. She

plays the winner of Kerber or Sharapova and they are waiting now

for Andy Murray, next up. The defending champion. Huge excitement

for that one but they got pretty excited for that terrific

fourth-round and Bouchard coming-of-age every time she steps

on court. No singing for Cliff Richard today. The roof has been

closed. He's a very good play himself and thoroughly enjoys seeing

the rising star which is Eugenie Bouchard, and she is through to the

quarterfinals at Wimbledon in one hour and 46 minutes. 7-6, 7-5 and

she is now talking to us. Many congratulations. Your immediate

thoughts on making it through to the quarterfinals at Wimbledon? I'm

excited, proud of where I fought today, it wasn't easy and she she's

a good player and she got back a lot of balls so I had to finish the

point, which I did successfully sometimes. You mentioned it's a bit

humid under the roof. Your first experience of it, how did you find

it? Yeah, finally I played under the famous roof. It was definitely

humid. There's less air circulation or something, but it was tougher

battle of the same about the both of the climate is the same for both

players. Last week you mentioned going deep into the second week of

Wimbledon. You are into the quarterfinals mouthfuls of how

excited I do about what's to come? I'm very excited by new to stay

focused. I have another match, I'm focused on one match at a time and

it's very important for me not to be distracted and keep my focus on

that. You know, this it worked so hard for, to be the quarterfinals at

Wimbledon. I'm excited, but I want to go further. The army marches on.

Yes, it does. Thank you. SUE BARKER: What a performance from

this young lady, semifinalist at the Australian Open, and the French

Open, and now she is through to the quarterfinals and will be up against

Kerber or Maria Sharapova. What a quarterfinal that will be and that

will maybe be tomorrow or maybe not. quarterfinal that will be and that

We are still playing catch up because of the rain. A wonderful

match to start the Centre Court programme and I think we will fill

up more of this young lady for many many years to come. The former

junior champion. And one of the favourites to pick the main title

this time. Meanwhile, Oberon Court Number One, Sabine Lisicki,

this time. Meanwhile, Oberon Court year's finalist,

this time. Meanwhile, Oberon Court Ivanovic. They started us on

Saturday afternoon. They had stop it because of the rain.

Saturday afternoon. They had stop it third set against the former world

number one Ana Ivanovic. And she will be playing in the fourth round.

A busy time for Sabine Lisicki. Court Number One is finished. As far

as the women's singles is concerned. Next up, we have Dimitrov, beating

Lizzy Yarnold Lopez and he's up against Leonardo Mayer from

Argentina. A new experience for Dimitrov, the second week of

Wimbledon, but here's one of the favourites and he is in Andy

Murray's quarter of the draw. So here is the scene at Wimbledon. I'm

pleased to say, no rain at the moment. Play continues on the

outside courts but you can see that the roof is on Centre Court. But we

are sharing that they are going to open it for the next match, so we

await that. We would have thought it would have started by now because

the match finished a short time ago so maybe they are worried it will be

another shower, but even when they start to open it, it will be around

50 minutes before play gets underway on Centre Court if they are going to

open it. -- 15 minutes. I have made my way down here, because Andy

Murray is next on court as he continues his Wimbledon story. It

has been quite a start so far as he is cruised through the opening week

dropping just 19 games. Wimbledon is underway. The weather

is glorious. There's so much excitement today, a real buzz around

the grounds because wouldn't Wimbledon champion is on court. The

expectation as high as Murray gets his defence of his Wimbledon title

underway. Stunning defence from Murray. It's

like he's never left the court. An ideal day and an ideal start to

his defence. What a perfect start to the defence of his title here at FW

19. And very high standard of match. He was maybe a bit nervous at the

beginning but he played some great rallies but I had to finish it in

three, because he was playing really well. It should be a good one, this.

Rola has admired Andy Murray for some time, and now he gets the

chance to play the defending champion. It's running away fast,

isn't it? Too hot for Rola to handle. Murray is romping away. So

good, so easy. Rola has been absolutely blown away. The money

machine rumbles on, -- Murray. No fuss. It was tough for him today. He

has not had much grass court experience but he's got a good game.

It took care of my serve for the majority of the match and played

well. How does it feel to be a tennis player? Yeah, it feels good.

It's a nice job to have. To get to travel the world and play in nice

stadiums, so it's good. He has the task of taking on the

defending champion. A few of his friends are here in Centre Court.

These early skirmishes are interesting. His sliced backhand.

This is what we expected. He is beginning to have but all of

invincibility. -- that aura of invincibility. The man who is

dismantling its 23rd in the world, just superb. Andy Murray stays in

for the second week. Wonderful performance, it really was. It was a

step up, I thought I responded well. There were a few things I could do

better but it's been a good first week and now I can rest up.

Week one has gone without a hitch and we are still here under the roof

on Centre Court. Lovely to see you here. Ross, back on the match court

of Wimbledon. And you a friend of Andy Murray. Looking forward to

this? Absolutely gummy breezed this? Absolutely gummy breezed

through the first week with no problems and I'm excited to watch

him play. I have seen him play this Wimbledon, but I watched him play a

couple of shots on the first day and now I'm here to enjoy this match.

Really excited and I can't wait to see him play. Federer, I'm confused,

because they are saying there are going to open the roof but they are

saying the players are leaving the locker room. It gives him

saying the players are leaving the airtime. It takes time to put the

coins in the coins and it. And wind it up a bit. To press the button. I

think that's what we're being told. it up a bit. To press the button. I

At the end of the day, it's an outdoor tournament, so you have got

to make every effort to play the match is outdoors. It will be

interesting to see what the weather radar says, because it has been

unpredictable today and the last thing you want to do is open roof

and then, 15 minutes later you have to shut it again. It wastes more

time and get wasted time already with the first week. All the more

reason not to open the roof. Here we go. Here we go. It's a fantastic

atmosphere. It may rain again but it's been opening. Anderson, big

serve in doors. I remember the final two years ago with Federer when they

closed the roof, it change the feeling that match, didn't it?

Slightly different. What I meant is, and the like roof open. The

noise of the big hitting player like Anderson, it's intimidating. Having

less of an Echo helps. It sounded like it was breaking 105. What about

Kevin Anderson? A big serve. Is he more than that? He is a big-time

player. He has beaten Andy Murray before. As you'd server. He has

served over 60 aces already this tournament, but he does lots of

spends on his serve, so is able to hit the body swerve and have a big

forehand as well. He is also high rank, so he's feeling confident. He

has beaten Andy Murray before but I think Andy will be too much today.

We will see. Let's find out more about Kevin.

is the best you have done at Wimbledon? It is special making that

second week. You have beaten Andy Murray and you have practised

against him, does it give you a different insight into how he plays?

It gives me something as to what to expect but I have not played him on

grass. At least having played him a few times and practised with him, I

have a bit of an idea of what to expect. Obviously very different

circumstances. But maybe if you point is to keep in the back of my

mind. What do you have in your armoury that would give you an edge

that Andy does not have? It will be important to me to try to serve

well, I feel I can have the upper hand there. He is six tall. And he

has a good serve at his disposal. -- he is six feet eight inches tall.

Andy Murray is one of the best returners in the game. It will not

be easy. It is why he is Wimbledon champion. I will have to be on my

game to give myself a shot. You like the atmosphere at Wimbledon. I am

sure you would not mind spoiling a British party? It was great to see

Andy finally get it done last year but I will have to put those

emotions aside. SUE BARKER: that is a blue sky over there but I can tell

you, there is a very dark cloud looming over Wimbledon and Centre

Court. It will be interesting to see whether the rain comes in just a few

minutes because it is looking threatening overhead. The

temperature has dropped dramatically. It suddenly got cold.

It was very noticeable that when the roof was closed, it was very warm

but now, there is a slight breeze out here and it is more out doors,

Wimbledon weather. Which I think helps Andy Murray because he is used

to this. The old home-court advantage! Anderson has thrown down

63 aces so far. I practised next to him, this guy is every bit XP eight

inches. With that type of fire power, you have got to watch out. Is

he just happy to be here? Yes. But he also has a lot to gain.

It is not often you see Andy Murray dwarfed out on court. Those big

serves coming down from such a height... It takes you a while to

get used to the trajectory of the service. Your return point will be a

little higher. More chest height. From Anderson's point of view, he

has a fantastic serve but he is not going to serve Andy Murray off the

court because Andy Murray can return so well. It is important for

Anderson that he looks at Abe 1-2 punch. He needs to take risks from

the baseline. He needs to look to dictate with a first or second shot

of the rally. The longer the rally goes, the more it favours Murray.

This was against Fognini and he said his back got a bit stiff. That was

about getting to the second week of Wimbledon for the first time. Now

there is no pressure. There is pressure but it is performing well

in an overwhelming situation as opposed to expect in the victory. I

agree that he has to take chances and he has two dictate, like what

Ivan Lendl started doing, Andy's old coach, when he became better and

better. Hitting the big serve and then he would take control.

How good is that return of Andy Murray? Key neutralises play so

well. He can dictate the points after the. You think you are

dominating a rally but he puts after the. You think you are

on the back foot immediately. It will be interesting to see if he

chips a lot of returns. Andy Murray knows he will win 80% of rallies

once they start. Anderson needs to end that rally quicker than usual.

Anderson can serve a volley, like that,. We have been impressed with

Murray's backhand. In Roland Garros, at the French, he looked like he was

being really aggressive. It looks as if he is hitting it even flatter

than normal. Court positioning have been closer to the baseline, looking

to dictate with the backhand. Pro active rather than reactive. Looking

at Anderson's stats, two singles titles. Such a big difference in

experience. How does it feel, Murray seems very comfortable, coming back

as champion. He seems comfortable in that role. There is definitely less

pressure now he has won the tournament. He has had an excellent

draw. These guys have practised together. They are familiar with

each other. This is where you try to impose that feeling on your opponent

to get an easy first... It is almost as if you have given a couple of

games each set and possibly most of the first set, that because this man

will be so wound up, the first set, that because this man

sets, four debt and five sets so he has come through some tough matches.

For Andy Murray, it will be a step up today. Andy Murray has had back

surgery and he has been getting confident with his body again. He

has had a lot of treatment and constantly gets treatment. It is all

about managing the issues. Andy Murray has said he is feeling really

healthy on court. If you put that with his experience on the court and

the amount of success he has had on this court, the Olympics and the two

finals, he feels at home year. Put him in a good position second week,

and you have got a fighting fit Andy. The confidence in the body is

important in a grand isn't it? You have no chance whatsoever otherwise.

He had the chance to win against Nadal, he made it to the semis of

the French, that is where I really feel that now I know I can do it.

Even though he had not played the French last year, I think he was

spent from the French and it gave him a chance to get ready for

Wimbledon. Andy Murray has got his target practice again, trying to hit

you three guys! The service will be key for Andy Murray as well. It was

a feature in his key for Andy Murray as well. It was

performances, his first serve percentage was high. Winning a good

percentage of those points behind the serve. That frees him up even

more on the return. It is interesting to see how many people

want to come and watch Andy Murray. Sir Alex Ferguson has been such a

fan of Andy Murray 's and Andy Murray loves his football. I think

Sir Alex feels almost like a father figure to him. Last year, he gave

him a few words of advice. This guy feels lonely! LAUGHTER

He used to work every year... Everybody loves coming out to watch

Andy, Everybody loves coming out to watch

John and Tim have work to do in the commentary box. We are already in

the next chapter of Andy's Wimbledon story. As he steps back out to

Centre Court... What a perfect start. Blaz Rola, he has admired

Andy Murray for some time and now he gets a chance... He is romping away

with this one now. As combat hands of a victory as you are likely to

see. -- as comprehensive a victory. Andy Murray stays in. Wonderful

performance. SUE BARKER: he has dropped just 19 games, he lost 32 in

this week a year ago. He is on a winning streak at the All-England

Club and he is looking for his second consecutive Wimbledon

quarterfinal. MARK PETCHEY: with the roof open, Kevin Anderson and Andy

Murray. Andy Murray breezed the opening week with some wonderful

play. But the man from South Africa, at six foot eight, who beat

Novak Djokovic in 2008 in Miami. He was asked at that press conference

how tall he was and he said six foot seven so he has grown and then! JOHN

McENROE: he is a huge guy, he really is. He will put Andy Murray under

pressure for the first time in this event. How tall will he be if you

win this match? ! The bigger they are, the harder they fall. It has

been an amazing journey for Kevin Anderson.

He learned his craft in South Africa but certainly honed it at the

university of Illinois. Anderson hustling download. -- down

low the height is an advantage on the serve. Bending for the low

balls, not quite so comfortable. Terrific second serve, it looks

quick at 103 but he has been serving at 106 which is well in the comfort

zone of Kevin Anderson. This was the goal when Andy Murray

won the toss, to try to get an early break to use his experience out

here. That is his serve that is so tough

for anyone to handle because he is so tall.

I think you get a pretty early idea of what he is up against, if you get

in the point, greatly increases Murray's chances of winning points.

The problem is figuring out where he is going to serve because you figure

the percentage will be up at 67%. This is the challenge for Kevin, not

just today but generally on tour, breaking serve enough.

Like John Isner, who does not break so often himself.

A couple of days did not encourage any rust in that department,

That is the type of ball he should avoid in my book, the first return

that floated. This will pay dividends for Murray

down the road. Smart play, because

around his backhand like most players, so you have to keep him on

his toes, he is leaning to his left and that makes that shot very

effective. Murray doing a good job on return,

just blocking the first serve back but when Anderson knows that if he

is going to chip it, he has to move forward. Plenty of opportunity to

serve and volley. He is very comfortable at the back,

Kevin Anderson, it is where he plies his trade.

Murray standing in a locked close on the second serve, you almost wonder

whether that is necessary. The same reason you get a double

break, service game, you felt like he should have won the point. He is

daring Anderson to go for too much. Goading him into hitting a double

fault. Great serve, body serve, he probably wanted him to keep doing

that because he will probably start doubling. This is another block

return, nothing really on it, Anderson allowing him to be back

into his heels. This is what he has been doing and it will be successful

unless Anderson figured out a plan B. John, you played him in that

superset tennis event at Wembley. B. John, you played him in that

Tim pointed out, he was 12! You told him to put his foot on the singles

line. Lopez, who has just beaten John Isner, said, get deep and move

yourself forward. It has been an evolution in terms of that. That is

the preferable way to go to me. Some guys, Gasquet, the most obvious one,

backpedals. It does not make sense. Anderson does not really have that

ability to block all is back, you tries to drive them all the time I

does not buy himself a lot of time to get back into position.

He is absolutely got to go big like you did on that forehand. He does

not have the foot speed, the initial quickness, that these top players

have so he has got to get ahead on the point.

Just like that return, he caught Murray off-guard commie has to take

advantage of that. He hits serves at 17 five miles per

hour, you cannot do that when you hitting against guys who can hit as

well as Anderson. That was 98, he is six foot eight,

you cannot let a serve like that get by you if you are Anderson.

You mentioned the back being an issue in the third round match, he

has got the strap on his knee, going up his leg. He played the far more

difficult matches to get here. The nerves, I am saying, if he can stay

within one break at this stage, his first set, it will be a victory.

Needs to get that body moving. He is managing his knee as best he

can, Anderson. Doing a pretty good job of it.

Hit 18 on the 3rd of March, he is currently a team coming into

Wimbledon. This is the best Anderson has ever been.

Just not quite the freshest he has ever been.

power, he would have had more success on grass.

Thought the same about Isner. Never has he gone past the third round.

It's incredible, isn't it? There has got to be getting the game plan

right when you serve that quickly. It's starting to rain. Why did they

open the roof? They just wanted to prove you write, didn't they, John?

open the roof? They just wanted to I appreciate it. The other 20

reasons don't make sense. Murray gesturing to the umpire. A few spots

coming down. It's getting heavier, I'm afraid. He was particularly

happy when he was out wide he missed on the previous point.

An advantage from Murray because he moved so well. He wants to be able

to go full speed. The problem is, it's just a few spots and you think

they have got to keep playing in a fuse box but five or ten minutes of

this, and the court will get very slippery.

Just got a little distracted them, Murray, because of the weather.

Anderson's box happier he stayed in contention in this opening set.

There must be a good forecast coming up? They must know it's going to

clear up. They have got the weather radar in the referee's office as I'm

sure they had a good look at it before they opened the roof, so

fingers crossed. They don't look too concerned. It's worked for Murray,

good start. A bit overwhelmed, I bet outmatched, the dangerous, Anderson.

Both of these have said Kevin needs to change as game plan headed this

match. Would you have said at the start, just do what comes naturally,

playing from the back of the court at the start and immediately come

out of your comfort zone or do you play to your strengths to start

with? It's not about changing your game plan dramatically but being

aware. If he does not ever serve and volley, you're not going to do it

every ball, but at least once a game. Especially at Murray is

chipping the ball back. Serve and volley to put doubt in your

opponent's mind. If it is successful, twice again, and see how

it evolves. He's going to chip the return. What are you going to do? Do

the same thing? He has a couple of options.

You could tell by that approach it was a type of shot you could see he

was not accustomed to moving forward. He tried to rip the ball

from below the net. As opposed to chipping. That became a low

percentage shot, one he should have made, but he made it more difficult

than it needed to be. Of course, that have something to do with how

well Murray passes. It was almost as if Murray was going

to chip and charge because he's going to try something different so

maybe took it earlier than he expected. You don't have to do hit

it so hard. He was not ready to volley. That was beautiful. See how

aggressively tries to beyond that? -- see how aggressive he tries to be

on that? Anderson trying to impose himself on

the match. It's important Murray doesn't get into the habit of

blocking the ball back and saying, now just stay in the rally because

if he gets too passive, Anderson is good enough to do some damage from

the baseline. It's been awhile incoming. 23

minutes. First base for the South African. -- ace.

Anderson is as close as he can get to the centre service line. He goes

farther right. It seems to open the door for a return down the line.

From that position is serving from there, it easier to hit it up the

middle. He is tall enough he can angle it, so why not do the same? He

has had a lot of aces so that's not his main problem here. If the stud

closer to the centre service line, it would be close enough to Murray,

because he is tall enough to serve out wide. A better angle up the

middle. There is a perfect example because

his serve was sort of an Murray's wheelhouse. He has semi-options. --

so many options. A different level once they get into a rally.

He tried. You have got to tip your hat. He will be looking up at his

coach saying, "you told me. There you go."

A chance for a second break for Murray in the opening set.

That's bad luck for Murray there. Floored him with the top-spin lob.

He took his eye off the ball a bit, I think, when he saw Anderson going

down. It should have been his point and the second break.

It's only the second and forced 12 winners. No two unforced errors.

He won't be happy with that at 4-0, juice. -- deuce.

The man with a red stripes, his coach from South Africa. A former

fourth-round player here. I was interested see how they were

talking about how Kevin comes down to practice with Andy. Is it too

difficult for these guys to practice together? It's great for Kevin. How

often do you want to practice with your potential rivals? I don't

think, with all due respect, he considers Anderson as a rival. The

respects him. He looks like the guy you want to practice with. And I

think they are both better because of it.

Murray looking good. Not quite as good as that guy who has been

stealing things from Tim Henman's wardrobe! It looks better on him.

Not making too many invoked in the Murray's service game at the moment.

-- inroads. Very solid player. Gets it done. All

credit to him. It took awhile to get comfortable in his frame. Six tall.

Spent a few years at college. That helped him. Then he has been

battling out there. The best tennis of his life, he has been playing.

Murray changed his mind. He had already given away the drop shot.

Anderson was starting to move forward but then it looked like he

was going to hit it deep. Federer is an expert of, faking news. -- you.

SUE BARKER: We're coming to the end of our transmission on BBC1 because

it's time to head over to Brazil as France take on Nigeria. Football

here on BBC One double tennis continues over on BBC Two. By the

way through to 9pm this evening. Andy Murray Mac was much moves over

to BBC Two. Novak Djokovic to look forward to as well so more tennis

over on BBC Two. Bye bye.