Day 6 at Wimbledon

World No. 3 Roger Federer stormed into the 4th round after an easy victory over David Nalbandian. (AFP Photo)

Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar was in attendance at the All England Club along with wife Anjali, to watch Federer in action against Nalbandian. (AFP Photo)

Nalbandian was expected to pose a tougher challenge to Federer, but the Argentine fell short of his best. (AFP Photo)

Defending champion Rafael Nadal ran away with the 3rd set after being given a tough fight in the first 2 sets by Gilles Muller in their 3rd round match. (AFP Photo)

Nadal will now face Juan Martin del Potro who set up the clash after defeating Gilles Simon in a closely-contested 3-setter in the 3rd round. (AFP Photo)

Maria Sharapova finally found her groove and had little trouble in getting past Czech Klara Zakopalova. (AFP Photo)

World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki took a step closer to her Grand Slam dream, beating Jarmila Gajdosova in the 3rd round. (AFP Photo)

Robin Soderling was shocked by 18-year old Bernard Tomic of Australia. (AFP Photo)

Tomic did not drop a single set in the shock win over Soderling. (AFP Photo)

Frenchman JW Tsonga also had it easier than expected against Chilean Fernando Gonzalez in the 3rd round. (AFP Photo)

Serena Williams carried on her progress, beating Maria Kirilenko to move into the 4th round. (AFP Photo)

French player Marion Bartoli also progressed, but not without a scare against Italian Flavia Pennetta. (AFP Photo)

David Ferrer had an easy outing against Karol Beck as the Spaniard won in straight sets. (AFP Photo)