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All the emotions come out at Wimbledon on day four, with Aussies spoiling the Murray party, Thanasi Kokkinakis fearing the worst after another injury, while American Taylor Fritz fires up at an opponent after his victory.

As Alex de Minaur sweeps aside junior rival Jaume Munar for the second time at a major, Australia's last women's singles representative, Daria Saville, lets slip a lead to bow out at Wimbledon.

Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis takes two days — and five sets — to get through to the second round, Britain gets a mixed doubles dream team and Daniil Medvedev sits down a point early in a tie-break.

Alex de Minaur beats the rain — and fellow Aussie James Duckworth — to advance at Wimbledon, Markéta Vondroušová's title defence lasts just 18 games, while British favourite Andy Murray's withdrawal leaves a doubles farewell at SW19.

A shock withdrawal by a "heartbroken" Aryna Sabalenka throws the women's draw into chaos as Naomi Osaka wins her first match at the All England Club in six years, while Casper Ruud gives a chilling insight into his battle with parasites.

Jordan Thompson scratches and claws his way through to the second round as he joins Daria Saville in advancing, while Aussie compatriot Aleksandar Vukic sets up a meeting with reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz.

Daria Saville's hopes of advancing past the first round at Wimbledon were ruined by circumstances entirely out of her control. This year she is hoping for a better slice of luck. 

Max Purcell's hopes of going into Wimbledon on the back of his first ATP Tour title are dashed, with the Australian going down to Taylor Fritz at the Eastbourne International.

Alex de Minaur will play his Wimbledon first-round match against in-form Australian compatriot James Duckworth, while Ajla Tomljanović meets 13th seed Jeļena Ostapenko three years after their fiery clash at the All England club.

A last-minute stand-in at Wimbledon qualifying, Australian Alex Bolt has stormed all the way into the men's main draw, sealed by an "unreal" comeback triumph from match point down in his final round.