Andrey Kuznetsov caused the biggest upset of this Wimbledon so far by beating David Ferrer, the stubborn Spaniard and No 7 seed. The 23-year-old Russian, a former junior Wimbledon champion, won 6-7 (5), 6-0, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 on Court Two, giving him his first win in a five-set match over a top-10 player. Kuznetsov, who beat Britain’s Dan Evans in the first round, won the second set in just 23 minutes and took the final game of the match to love, ending Ferrer’s record of having progressed to the third round in his 17 previous Grand Slam appearances. Hit the skids: David Ferrer slips on the grass court during his defeat against Russia's Andrey Kuznetsov
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Ferrer loses in five sets to Russian youngster Kuznetsov
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Spaniard was seeded seventh for Wimbledon and is a former semi-finalist
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Ferrer could have been quarter-final opponent for Andy Murray
Ferrer’s departure means there can be no repeat of @placeholder’s tricky 2012 quarter-final against him.