Andy Murray will take on Tommy Haas in the third round of Wimbledon having seen off his first two opponents.

Murray has yet to drop a set in the tournament, and will be hoping the crowd on Centre Court can roar him to victory past a potentially tricky opponent.

The 30-year-old German has twice reached the semi-final of the Australian Open, and should prove a stiffer test for the 12th seed than his first two adversaries.

In the men's doubles, Murray's brother Jamie - who won the mixed doubles last year - has a second round match with his partner Max Mirnyi.

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