BBC Sport · Jul 1, 2016
Murray set for third round and Saturday's other must-see matches
World number two Andy Murray has beaten Liam Broady and Yen-Hsun Lu in straight sets at Wimbledon 2016Great Britain's Andy Murray will be hoping to maintain his good form at this year's Wimbledon when he takes on Australia's John Millman on Saturday.
Murray is the last British player left in singles' competition after defeats for Dan Evans and Tara Moore on Friday.
In the opening two rounds, Murray, the 2013 Wimbledon champion, has not lost a set and only dropped 15 games.
"If you can win matches easily it does help because you can rest. It has been a good start," he said.
Millman, 27, is ranked 67th in the world and nearly quit tennis after suffering a serious shoulder injury three years ago.