Live - Wimbledon 2010

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By Caroline Cheese BBC Sport at Wimbledon

0932: Yes, Jeremy Bates and Anders Jarryd are back to defend their Gentlemen's Senior Invitation Doubles title. They begin their march to glory against court jesters Mansour Bahrami and Henri Leconte. Don't fall for their mind games, Jezza, that's all I'm saying. On Court Two, some fresh faces in the Ladies Invitation Doubles: Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova. Never heard of 'em, and I doubt they'll pose much of a threat to British duo Sam Smith and Anne Hobbs.

0921: Rain or no rain, we'll definitely be watching two women's quarter-finals on Centre Court today. Clijsters v Zvonareva kicks us off at 1300 BST, before Serena takes on Li Na. On Court One where they'll have to dodge the showers, it's Venus v Pironkova followed by Kvitova v Kanepi. And there is all manner of excitement elsewhere - not least the return of a dream team...

From Thomas from Durham, via text: "Rain? At Wimbledon? This year? Surely not. Are you sure it's not the tears of the England squad who just arrived home from SA?"

The lid is on Centre Court...

0913: This rain has caught me quite by surprise, although the good thing about flip-flops is they do dry quickly. Think my straw hat may be ruined though. Anyway, the BBC weather forecast appears quite confident that the showers will clear shortly, and the roof may be able to come off Centre Court by the time play begins at 1300 BST. A certain daily newspaper will be delighted about the first rain of the Championships, as their branded shower capes were the uniform of the queue this morning.

0900: Morning. Strange phenomenon at Wimbledon today. Wet stuff, lots of it, falling out of the sky. It's probably coming from over Court 18...

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