Iga Swiatek dazzles on way to dominant victory at Wimbledon

Top seed Iga Swiatek produced a dazzling display to thrash Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo 6-2, 6-0 on Wednesday and seal her place in round three of Wimbledon.

The Pole started a little slowly and dropped serve early having broken her opponent, but then moved through the gears.

Once Swiatek found her range with her lethal forehand, the four-time Grand Slam champion was unstoppable as she cruised into the next round in one hour and nine minutes.

“It's my first match on Centre Court I really wanted to keep my focus,” said the 22-year-old. “I'm happy I could play such a solid game and convert what I was practicing.

“I feel confident and happy which doesn't happen often at Wimbledon. I learnt a lot and I can adjust my game now to grass courts. I'm getting there for sure.

“I always feel like every year will give me more experience. I have played well here in juniors. In the future it could be my tournament.

“Every year it will be easier to play here. I feel really confident which is great.”

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Due to the bad weather, the first game of day three at the All England Club did not finish until just after 3pm (UK time) when 11th seed Daria Kasatkina swept past home hope Jodie Burrage.

The 24-year-old Briton, making her Centre Court debut, looked nervous and lost the first set in 19 minutes, before she finally got herself on the scoreboard with some attacking net play in the second set.

The players were then ushered off court due to rain but that was only delaying the inevitable and Kastikina completed a 6-0, 6-2 rout in