Andy Murray provided some late night drama for BBC viewers on Thursday and he'll be back in action at Wimbledon on Friday, after his match against Stefanos Tsitsipas was halted, with Murray two sets to one up.
Whenever Murray takes to the grass at Wimbledon, interest is always huge and, as well as every seat at Centre Court being taken for his clash against the number fifth seed, Henman Hill was also packed, as millions tuned in at home to catch the thrilling game. All other programming on BBC One was shifted around as the channel prioritised Murray v Tsitsipas.
Hours after Britain's Liam Broady saw off number 4 seed Casper Rudd, Murray got his second round tie going just after 8pm and, after a closely fought first set, his opponent ended up taking a 1-0 lead, following a win in the crunch tie break.
