The sun shines on Maria Sharapova as she eases into the fourth round with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Taipei's Su-Wei HsiehPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianThe roof is on Centre Court as Novak Djokovic takes on Radek StepanekPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianRadek Stepanek celebrates after taking the first set 6-4 Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian
After that blip Djokovic seemed determined that he wasn't going to be another Centre Court upset and surged through seven straight games to take the second set 6-2Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianAnd build a solid lead in the third to break the back of Stepanek's challenge and win the match 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianSpeaking of upsets, the man of the moment - Lukas Rosol - was in action with Mikhail Kukushkin in a doubles match on Court 15. Though it looks like Rosol has lost his mojo as both partners clash together, but the game has gone to a fifth setPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianA line judge keeps an extra close eye on Ivo Karlovic as he serves in his doubles match todayPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianHeather Watson was in the third round for the first time and her opponent was Agnieszka Radwanska Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianThe British number 4 found it hard going against Radwanska, who is 100 rankings places above her. Watson surrended the first set to love in just 24 minutes Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianDespite winning two games in the second set, there was anguish for Watson as she was overpowered by the craft and guile of the Pole to lose in straight sets 6-0, 6-2Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the GuardianHeather wasn't the only disgrunted Brit on Centre CourtPhotograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian
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