- There is lots of British action on day four at Wimbledon, including Andy Murray
- First up for the Brits was wildcard Lily Miyazaki as she faced Daria Kasatkina
- On No 1 court, there are two Battle of Britain affairs later on Thursday afternoon
British wildcard Lily Miyazaki won just 19 points in the entire match as she was humiliated 6-0, 6-0 by Daria Kasatkina in a chastening start for the Brits at Wimbledon on day four.
With Katie Boulter taking on Harriet Dart, Jack Draper facing Cameron Norrie and Andy and Jamie Murray playing doubles together there is a lot of British interest for the crowds today.
Twenty-eight-year-old Miyazaki, ranked world No 148, won just six points in a devastating first set that Kasatkina concluded to love in 19 minutes.
In an embarrassingly one-sided contest, it took Miyazaki three games before she managed to get a point on the board, losing the opening 11 points of the match.
By game five she had just three points in the set and finished the first 6-0 with a measly six points to her name.
More to follow.
