More from yesterday: Katie Boutler gets a tanning
Meanwhile, Bouzkova goes 3-1 up with a fierce backhand that skitters across the baseline before Garcia can get near it.
Bouzkova goes two games up after a splendid cross-court pass is followed by another understrength return from Garcia – whose best showing at Wimbledon was making it to the fourth round five years ago, where she lost out narrowly to Joanna Konta.
More fun from yesterday: Amanda Anisimova drinks in the glory after a career-high win against Coco Gauff on Centre Court
Marie Bouzkova breaks in the opening game against Caroline Garcia, who wafts a badly underhit volley straight into the net before sloping off to the sideline to wake herself up.
… and our later report from the face-off between Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas: an ill-tempered game and Grade-A entertainment, after which Tsitsipas called his triumphant opponent an “evil bully”.
Gear up for the day’s action with some essential reading from yesterday. First up, the Guardian’s in-house clairvoyant Barney Ronay on Nick Kyrgios’s perfectly pitched pantomime villainy:
Preamble
Things are different at Wimbledon this year, with a full day’s play scheduled for the usually vacant Middle Sunday. Play starts on the outside courts any minute now, with the action on Centre and No 1 court from 1.30pm (BST). Here’s the order of play:
Centre Court
Heather Watson v Jule Niemeier
(10) Jannik Sinner v Carlos Alcaraz (5)
(1) Novak Djokovic v Tim van Rijthoven
No 1 Court
Tatjana Maria v Jelena Ostapenko (12)
(9) Cameron Norrie v Tommy Paul (30)
(24) Elise Mertens v Ons Jabeur (3)
No 2 Court
Marie Bouzkova v Caroline Garcia
David Goffin v Frances Tiafoe (23)
J Murray/V Williams v J O’Mara/A Barnett