Inspired Murray leads Tsitsipas but play suspended because of curfew

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There's almost too many to fit in, to be honest. But check these out and they'll give you a flavour of the fantastic day we've enjoyed at SW19 on Thursday.

• Murray leads Tsitsipas but play suspended due to curfew
• GB's Broady stuns fourth seed Ruud in biggest career win
• Wawrinka wins to set up Djokovic tussle
• Defending champion Rybakina beats injured Cornet
• 'Door open' to talk with protest groups - Lord Coe

Right, that's plenty of bedtime reading - and don't forget your can tune into Today at Wimbledon from 23:15 BST on BBC Two before you head off to sleep!

You can also catch up on loads of today's play on our live tennis page.

Join us again right here tomorrow from 10:45 BST and we'll bring you all the best of Friday's action. See you then!

Check out how Andy Murray rose from injury to win the set with the next point.

We've seen some terrific tennis, unbelievable upsets and superb shots today - take a look at the pick of the latter in our mouth-watering round-up.

British men's number one Cameron Norrie is second on Court One on Friday, with Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka and last year's runner-up Ons Jabeur either side of him.

It looks like this:

Court One (from 13:00 BST)

Women's singles - second round

Aryna Sabalenka v Varvara Gracheva

Men's singles - second round

Cameron Norrie v Christopher Eubanks

Women's singles - second round

Ons Jabeur v Zhuoxuan Bai

There's some big matches coming up on Centre Court on Friday.

It kicks off at 13:30 BST with world number one Carlos Alcaraz against Alexandre Muller of France.

Women's number one seed Iga Swiatek follows that match as she takes on Croatia's Petra Martic.

Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic then rounds off the action as he faces three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka.

And, of course, they will have to fit in the finish of Andy Murray's second-round match with Stefanos Tsitsipas somewhere.

Centre Court (from 13:30 BST)

Men's singles - third round

Carlos Alcaraz v Alexandre Muller

Women's singles - third round

Iga Swiatek v Petra Martic

Men's singles - third round

Stan Wawrinka v Novak Djokovic

Men's singles - second round

Andy Murray 6-7 (3-7) 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 v Stefanos Tsitsipas (time to be assigned)

So, we already know your next question - what do we have in store for you on Friday?

Well, wait no longer - it's another jam-packed blockbuster schedule with the top two men and the top two women in the world all in action...

Well, what an evening. What a day in fact.

It's been an absolute barnstormer, capped by that turnaround from Sir Andy Murray on Centre Court.

We could try to sum Murray's match with Stefanos Tsitsipas up for you but we couldn't do it anywhere near as well as our man on the ground at Wimbledon, Jonathan Jurejko - so we'll drop his report on here shortly.

Gerry Armstrong, the Wimbledon referee, strolls out and has a word in the ear of each player.

Murray seems to ask why they are stopping, but Tsitsipas is happy to call it a day at the end of the set.

The Greek quickly packs his racquets in his bag and scarpers.

Boos greet the announcement from the chair umpire that the evening's entertainment is over.

There we are - done.

It is the natural point to leave the match for now.

That's our lot for the night.

It seemed as if the umpire was going to play on until 11pm but the players made their viewpoint known.

Unsurprisingly really. Stefanos Tsitsipas could do with the overnight break to regroup and Andy Murray will be wary of that fall he had, just before clinching that third set. Rest will be better for that knock than a fourth set would be.

Stefanos Tsitsipas helps out by sending a return long.

What a match this is. Murray goes from agony, with an awkward fall, to ecstasy, as he takes the third set and comes from behind to lead the match.

Oh no. That scream from Murray cut through Centre Court.

Oh no. Oh no. Andy Murray screams in agony, surely not.

He's fallen and looks in real trouble. Hang on, he's up. Fingers crossed. But it is 40-30. He needs to close this set out

One goes begging as a backhand slide goes badly astray from the Scot. 40-15.

That only spurs the spectators to shout added encouragement to their man.

Punishing forehands from both men - but the Greek sends one past the baseline!

Three set points for Andy Murray, the crowd is buzzing.

Murray hits a first serve that's nearer the baseline than the service box - but Tsitsipas sends the return from the second serve into the net. 30-0.

You can cut the tension with a knife as Andy Murray prepares to serve for the lead in this second-round match.

A slip from Stefanos Tsitsipas helps his nerves as Murray takes the opening point. Three to go.

What a match, what entertainment for this crowd.

Andy Murray will have to serve out the set as Stefanos Tsitsipas recovers from that brief blip to close out the game.