Wimbledon LIVE: Tennis results as Andy and Jamie Murray beaten in doubles

Boulter gets the early break as Dart double faults!

The British number one then fires a shot against the net, before a great serve sets her up to clip a cushioned shot past Dart near the net on the far side.

Three unforced erros from Boulter hand Dart a 40-0 lead, before she fires an ace past Boulter! We’re heading to a 10-point tie-break.

Brilliant from Boulter as her first two points are both good winners, firing shots past Dart for 30-0.

Another rally begins, but it ends after Dart hooks a return past the baseline for 40-0.

Dart gets back in it as she forces Boulter to loop a shot into the base of the net, before firing a superb return down the line from the serve.

And we’re at deuce after an error from Boulter as she fires wide when trying to guide it down the line!

And now Dart has the advantage, but she can’t take it as Boulter fires a shot past after the longest rally of the match so far (at 21 shots).

And Boulter takes the game after forcing the error with a powerful serve! 6-5 to the British number one in the decider.

Fearnley chips a return of serve long on the forehand. 15-0. He then nudges a backhand long after a short rally. 30-0.

He angles his next backhand nicely, though, and Djokovic’s own two-hander stops at the tape. 30-15.

Another error by Djokovic for parity in this game. 30-30.

WOW! Twice Fearnley almost has Djokovic beaten at the net, but the Serb gets volleys back on both wings… but his third volley is in the net!

Break point and set point to Fearnley! And Djokovic pushes a forehand wide!

SET TO FEARNLEY! The crowd is on its feet!!

Both players miss on the backhand in this game, but Djokovic does so too many times, eventually shoveling one long to allow Fearnley a hold to serve for 6-5…

Dart’s first two points are easy enough, with Boulter making the errors to hand her a 30-0 lead.

Boulter swings the backhand into the net, and it’s 40-15.

And then we’re at 5-5 as Boulter fires another return long.

Djokovic eases to 30-0 before framing a forehand wide. 30-15.

This time it’s Fearnley who errs on the backhand, giving Djokovic two game points.

Another error from the Scot, and Nole holds.

Mistakes from both players give each other one point, before a double fault from Boulter gives Dart a 30-15 lead.

An unforced error from Dart takes it to 30-all, and then Boulter’s cross-court effort is rifled past Dart for 40-30.

One point to hold serve, and it’s an excellent winner as she guides the shot down the line for 5-4.

If she can break Dart’s serve in the next game, she’ll have a place in the next round.

Fearnley is fighting valiantly here. He pulls off a couple of great backhand winners up the line to eventually secure a hold of serve, after a long, long game in which he had to save break point.

That was a crucial moment in keeping this match alive. The crowd is so invested in this one.

Over to Djokovic, who will now serve to stay in the set!

The first point of the next game ends with a brilliant backhand down the line from Boulter after an impressive rally.

Dart quickly levels, before a mishit shot takes it to 15-30. Boulter slams a second-serve return down the line for 40-15, and she’ll have two break points!

Dart saves the first, and then the second, after a good serve forces Boulter to drag the return wide!

Boulter quickly has the advantage though, as she seemed to learn her lesson and returns the serve straight back down the line.

And Boulter breaks after a brilliant shot down the line is too much for Dart to return!