Summary
Andy Murray & Jamie Murray give Britain 2-1 lead over France
Brothers beat Mahut & Tsonga 4-6 6-3 7-6 (7-5) 6-1
Best-of-five quarter-final at Queen's Club resumes on Sunday
GB bidding to reach semis for the first time since 1981
Live Reporting
Mike Henson
The Special Twopublished at 16:34 British Summer Time 18 July 2015
Congrats from Down Underpublished at 16:17 British Summer Time 18 July 2015
16:17 BST 18 July 2015Coach Darren Cahill adds his congratulations.
The winners of this tie will play either Cahill's native Australia or Kazakhstan in the next round
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14:46 BST 18 July 2015Golfer Justin Rose is backing the Brits from his sofa in St Andrews. He's got time on his hands after all with the third round of the Open delayed until Sunday now.
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13:11 BST 18 July 2015Quote MessageJo-Wilfried Tsonga is unbeaten in five doubles matches in this format of the game for France, and I think they've put him in here to counter the big name of Andy Murray.
Peter Fleming, BBC Sport
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13:11 BST 18 July 2015Quote MessageNo disrespect to Dom Inglot, but if Andy Murray strolls up to the captain at breakfast and says he is ready to play, then he plays.
Andrew Castle, BBC Sport
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