Wimbledon 2022 LIVE: Nick Kyrgios vs Brandon Nakashima score and results as Rafael Nadal and Simona Halep in action

Kyrgios just practiced two underarm serves during his warm-up.

That sets us up nicely…

It will be the American to serve first.

Applause for Kyrgios as he makes his way out onto Centre Court to begin his warm up with Nakashima. How will the Australian adjust to Centre, and with the earlier start time? Very different conditions to the wild atmosphere of his late-night battle with Tsitsipas on Court One.

So the big revelation today is that Nick Kyrgios not only has one Dennis Rodman shirt, but two! After wearing a shirt with the former NBA ‘bad boy’ to his press conference against Stefanos Tsitsipas, Kyrgios was wearing another, different, Rodman shirt when practicing earlier.

Asked if he was trying to be the Rodman of tennis, Kyrgios replied: “I saw the shirt today in my house, I was, like, Yeah, that will work. We were watching “Last Dance” this morning as well on the TV. NBA is a great example. Like, these guys are competitors. Like, a little bit of trash talk. I wasn’t even trash talking him (Tsitsipas). He’s going to say I bullied him. I didn’t do anything. It’s just crazy.

“I wasn’t trying to be like anyone. I was just going out there and competing at Wimbledon, and I did it. It was successful. Everything I did worked. It was like I’m not going out there to be his friend, like, Oh, Tsitsipas. Do you want me give him a lot of respect, and say, Beautiful shot, Stefanos?

“No, that’s not what I’m going to give to him. I’m just going to be myself. I’m not trying to be Dennis Rodman. Trying to be myself.”

The atmosphere is building nicely on Centre Court, anticipation for Kyrgios vs Nakashima.

Nick Kyrgios was asked if he could win Wimbledon after defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas. “Yeah, I feel good,” was his reply. “As I said, round by round, if I keep doing my things, I feel good. I’m all right.”

The Australian was then asked what had been “holding him back” from competing in the grand slams. “I think I just don’t like travel, and tennis is a tough one,” he said. “When you’re from Australia you have to travel eight months of the year to play a full schedule. That’s not something I’m willing to do. So that’s first things first. I don’t like to travel that much.

“Obviously I haven’t been able to play a consistent level of tennis. I’m very accountable. I haven’t been able to produce my best tennis in consistent number of times in the year, and that’s that simple. I have produced some fair, consistent tennis against Tsitsipas, though.”

1. Brandon Nakashima v Nick Kyrgios

2. Paula Badosa v Simona Halep

3. Botic Van De Zandschulp v Rafael Nadal

1. Elena Rybakina v Petra Martic

2. Jason Kubler v Taylor Fritz

3. Amanda Anisimova v Harmony Tan

De Minaur has now battled back into this set as Garin relinquishes his third-set lead.

On Court No 1, the match between Elena Rybakina and Petra Martic has got underway.

Both players advanced to the fourth round without dropping a set and taking out some seeded opponents.

Magic from Garin, a gorgeous backhand drop shot.

That keeps the Chilean at 100 percent, 6/6, first serve points won.

Make that 7/7, tidy, and the lead is up to 3-0.

Garin not letting his form dip, pushing De Minaur hard and the Aussie goes long to gift a break point to the Chilean.

BREAK! Garin strikes first and this match is alive once more.

Advantage De Minaur after an aggressive backhand from Garin goes long.

Again long with the first serve. Garin nets the return on the second though, and that’s set!

An hour and 37 minutes into this match and the Aussie is one set away from the quarter-finals.