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British number two Greg Rusedski takes on Germany's Alexander Waske on Court One

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The big-serving Briton closes out the second set in typical fashion, with a thundering ace, to go two sets up

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Greg Rusedski is supported throughout by a fervent home crowd - and cheered on by his wife Lucy (right) and her sister Oona

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Alexander Waske is no slouch himself in the serving department and there is only one break in the entire match

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Rusedski rains down 31 aces to Waske's 19 and secures the match in straight sets by taking the third set on a tie-break

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Rusedski celebrates after sealing victory and setting up a second-round shoot-out against big-serving American Andy Roddick

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Lee Childs comes back from a bad start to beat 33rd-seeded Russian Nickolay Davydenko, ranked 452 places above him

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Lee Childs delights the home fans on Court 14 by winning the deciding set 6-2 and will now face Rafael Nadal in round two

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British women's number one Anne Keothavong has a miserable time against Katarina Srebotnik, losing 6-2 4-0 before retiring

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Wildcard entrant Lucie Ahl is another British loser, going down 6-3 4-6 4-6 against 13th seed Ai Sugiyama of Japan

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Arvind Parmar has his work cut out against Sjeng Schalken of the Netherlands in his first round match

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Parmar is outclassed by the number eight seed as Sjeng Schalken triumphs 6-3 6-4 6-1

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British wildcard Alan Mackin makes an early exit, losing in straight sets to Brazil's Flavio Saretta 6-2 6-4 6-2