Iga Swiatek recovered from an early lapse to beat American qualifier Caty McNally 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 at Wimbledon on Thursday, securing a place in the third round for the fifth consecutive year and lifting her season record to 37 wins. The Polish world No. 4 fell behind after leading 4-1 in the opening set but rebounded emphatically, breaking McNally three times in the decider and wrapping up the two-hour contest without facing a break point in the final set. Swiatek had opened her campaign on Tuesday with a 7-5, 6-1 victory over Russia’s Polina Kudermetova, a 70-minute match that underscored her improving confidence on grass following a runner-up finish in Bad Homburg last week. By advancing, the 24-year-old extended her run of reaching at least the last 32 at every major she has contested since 2019 to 22— a streak matched this century only by Serena Williams and Amélie Mauresmo on the women’s tour. Across both tours, only Novak Djokovic (24) has reached more third rounds in that span. Swiatek will meet Danielle Collins in the next round. She leads the American 7-2 in previous meetings, though Collins won their most recent encounter on Rome’s clay; Friday’s match will be their first on grass.