Del Potro wins the 2nd set and will be serving first in the 3rd
Roddick/Ferrer
Roddick wins the first set, Ferrer breaks Roddick, but Roddick breaks back right away. 3-2 to Ferrer with Roddick next to serve.
Ferrer has won the 2nd set tie-break 10-8
Ferrer has also won the 3rd set, so he's leading 2 sets to 1.
Given that this match could go to 5 sets, will we see any of the Murray match tonight at all ?
Murray's supposed to be on AFTER this match. Might they swap it to another court?
Ferrer wins 3 sets to 1 and will play Del Potro next.
Murray and Baghdatis warming-up now.
Baghdatis to serve first.
Scores:- Murray-Baghdatis
Baghdatis holds to 30 0-1
Murray holds to 15 1-1
Baghdatis holds to 15 1-2
Murray holds after 1 deuce 2-2
Baghdatis hols to 15 2-3
Murray holds to 30 3-3
Baghdatis holds to 30 3-4
Murray holds after 2 deuces and saving 2 break points 4-4
Baghdatis holds after 2 deuces 4-5
Murray holds to 15 5-5
Murray breaks after 3 deuces and on his 2nd break point 6-5
Murray holds to 15 7-5
GAME and 1stSET TO MURRAY!
Baghdatis serving first again.
Baghdatis holds 0-1
Murray holds 1-1
Murray breaks on his 2nd break point 2-1
Baghdatis breaks right back on HIS 2nd break point 2-2
Murray's had a break point, but Baghdatis saved it and now has Advantage.
But it's gone back to deuce for the 3rd time. Now it's Advantage Murray....and Baghdatis has saved again....but has just put it in the net to hand Advantage to Murray again....and after ANOTHER phenominal rally he gets it back to deuce....then Advantage....and now game!
Baghdatis holds 2-3
Baghdatis breaks 2-4
Murray has a break point....Baghdatis saves it....then gets Advantage....then game.
Baghdatis holds 2-5
Murray holds to 30 3-5
Baghdatis holds to 40 (he had set point 3 times) 3-6
Game and 2nd set to Baghdatis
1 SET ALL
There will now be a 20 to 30 minute break while they close the roof and get the air and temperature right.
9:40 match is resuming.
Rules say that they can't play beyond 11pm, but a clause will allow it to go beyond 11 if they are close to a conclusion. We might still have a long way to go.
Murray to serve first in the 3rd set.
Murray holds 1-0
Baghdatis holds to 30 1-1
Murray holds to 15 2-1
Baghdatis holds after saving 2 break points 2-2
Baghdatis breaks 2-3
Baghdatis holds after facing being broken 2-4
Murray holds to 15 3-4
Murray breaks 4-4
Murray holds to Love 5-4
Baghdatis holds after 1 deuce 5-5
Murray holds after facing a break point 6-5
Baghdatis serving to stay in the 3rd set.
Not a good start - he's just lost the first point. Wins the next two, but loses the fourth....and 5th. Murray has set point....and wins it!
Murray breaks to 30 7-5
GAME and THIRD SET to Murray.
Murray leads by 2 sets to Love
4th set - Murray to serve first again.
Murray to 15 1-0
Murray breaks after 4 deuces and having break point four times 2-0
Murray holds to Love 3-0
Baghdatis holds 3-1
Murray holds to 30 4-1
Murray breaks to 15 5-1
Murray to serve for the match
15-0
30-0
ACE 40-0
Non-returnable serve!
Murray holds to Love 6-1
GAME,SET and MATCH Murray 3 sets to 1.
Top seed Maria Sharapova has been knocked out of Wimbledon in straight sets by Germany's Sabine Lisicki.
The Russian world number one had been bidding to become the first player since Serena Williams in 2002 to win the French Open-Wimbledon double in the same year.
Lisicki, the 15th seed, secured victory with her third match point, an ace on her second serve, to win 6-4 6-3 on a chilly Court One.
Serena Williams and Petra Kvitova were both made to work hard in their fourth-round matches on Monday before booking a Wimbledon quarter-final showdown.
Four-time champion Williams edged a 54-minute third set to win 6-1 2-6 7-5 against world number 65 Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan.
Defending champion Petra Kvitova came from a set down to beat Italy's Francesca Schiavone 4-6 7-5 6-1.
Roger Federer had to overcome a back injury and the rain to beat Xavier Malisse in the Wimbledon fourth round.
The six-time champion had eight minutes of treatment during the first set, which he won on a tie-break, before racing through the rain-delayed second.
Malisse hit back in the third, but Federer recovered to seal a 7-6 (7-1) 6-1 4-6 6-3 win.
"My back is OK, it started to feel better as the match went on," Federer told BBC Sport.
Andy Murray eventually booked his place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals with victory over Marin Cilic in a match heavily disrupted by rain on Court One.
The match began at 15:45 BST on Monday but was suspended at 16:52 with Murray leading 7-5 3-1 and 40-0 .
Play resumed at 12:10 on Tuesday only to be stopped five minutes later with only two games being completed.
They re-started at 13:10 and Murray won 7-5 6-2 6-3 at 14:10. He next plays David Ferrer or Juan Martin del Potro.
David Ferrer set up a quarter-final clash with British number one Andy Murray with a convincing straight sets win over Juan Martin del Potro.
Ferrer completed the 6-3 6-2 6-3 victory over an out-of-sorts Del Potro in one hour and 58 minutes to reach the last eight for the first time.
The Spaniard will be joined by Germany's Florian Mayer, who beat Richard Gasquet 6-3 6-1 3-6 6-2.
Mayer, the 31st seed, will play defending champion Novak Djokovic.
Serena Williams beat defending champion Petra Kvitova in straight sets to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals.
While rain fell at SW19, the American sixth seed defeated the Czech 6-3 7-5 under the Centre Court roof.
Williams, a four-time Wimbledon champion, will play either Victoria Azarenka or Tamira Paszek for a place in the final.
Got home today to find the Murray/Ferrer math at 1 set all and 2 games all in the 3rd set.
It got to 4-4 in the 3rd set then Murray broke Ferrer to lead 5-4 in the 3rd set, So now he's serving for the 3rd set.
Volley winner 15-0
Ferrrer nets 30-0
Unreturnable shot from Murray 40-0
ACE!
Game and 3rd set Murray!
Murray leads by 2 sets to 1
4th set goes with serve smoothly to 4-3 Ferrer,
Murray takes the first point of game 8, then Ferrer takes the next 3.
Two break points to Ferrer!
Murray then steps up a gear and spectacularly wins the next four, to hold his serve. 4-4
Next game goes much the same way (but with the roles reversed) except that we have a few more Deuces, before Ferrer finally wins. 5-4 Ferrer.
Murray holds an uneventful game. 5-5
Rain halts play!
Players go off and covers go on.Roof expected to close, but an announcement says shower is expected to pass quickly. So roof not closing yet,
Ferrer serving in the resumed game - he holds to 15 6-5 Ferrer 4th set.
Murray makes short work of the next game - he holds to love 6-6 4th set.
Ferrer serves first in the tie-break. Murray wins it! 1-0 Murray
Ferrer breaks back though 1-1
Murray holds 2-1 Murray
Ferrer holds 2-2
Ferrer holds 3-2 Ferrer
Murray holds 3-3
Murray holds 4-3 Murray
Ferrer holds 4-4
Murray breaks 5-4 Murray
Murray holds 6-4 Murray
ACE! 7-4 Murray
4th set and match to Murray!
Next opponent - Jo-Wilfrid Tsonga (5th seed), who has just beaten Kohlschreiber - who beat Rosol - who beat Nadal.
Ladies' semi-finals today.
First on Centre Court is Angelique Kerber v Agnieszka Radwanska.
That will be followed by Serena Williams v Victoria Azarenka.
Friday's men's semi-finals :
Novak Djokovic v Roger Federer
Andy Murray v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Schedule of play not yet published.
Serena Williams moved closer to winning a fifth Wimbledon singles title with a formidable straight sets victory over Victoria Azarenka on Centre Court.
The American produced a record 24 aces to overpower Azarenka 6-3 7-6 (8-6) in one hour and 36 minutes minutes to set up a meeting with Agnieszka Radwanska.
Third seed Radwanska convincingly beat Angelique Kerber of Germany 6-3 6-4 to reach her first Grand Slam final.
Radwanska said: "There is one match to go. I'm really going to try my best."
Radwanska only needed one hour and nine minutes to complete a 6-3 6-4 win on Centre Court.
Heather Watson may take some comfort from having lost to Agnieszka Radwanska in the third round with her opponent progressing through to the final.
WOW! The scores are almost identical....except for the 4th set.
Serena Williams overcame a resurgent Agnieszka Radwanska to clinch a hard-fought 6-1 5-7 6-2 victory and earn her fifth Wimbledon singles title.
The American, a winner in 2002, 2003, 2009 and 2010, had eased through the opener with Radwanska rarely threatening to pierce her defences.
But the Pole regrouped as rain delayed the second set, and clawed back a break before swooping late to win the second.
Williams broke twice in the decider to finally kill off Radwanska's comeback.
It is the 30-year-old's 14th Grand Slam title and her first since spending almost a year out of action between summer 2010 and 2011 with a leg injury and subsequent pulmonary embolism.
Such an absorbing finish seemed highly unlikely as Williams demolished Radwanska in the opening set, raising the fear that her opponent was still struggling with a respiratory illness that forced her to call off a news conference on Friday.
The world number three seemed to lack the energy necessary to realise her hopes of countering Williams's clubbing baseline power with guile and touch.
A brief rain shower seemed to have opposite effects on the pair however, as Radwanska emerged revitalised and Williams's forehand grew increasingly erratic.
Very tense game this 
It was Muf. Too tense for me to do my usual running commentary.
After Wimbledon, the men's singles rankings now show Roger Federer up to number 1 ranking pushing both Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal down one place. Andy Murray remains in 4th place.
In the men's doubles rankings Jonathan Marray's victory rockets him up the rankings from 76th to 21st.
The leading British women's rankings are now:
75th Anne Keothavong (from 77th)
79th Heather Watson (up from 103rd as a result of getting into the 3rd round)
99th Elena Baltacha (from 101st)
113rd Laura Robson (down from 97th - she's dropped as last year she had progressed to the 2nd round)