Cross court goes Bautista Agut with the winner!

Back to deuce.

Set up for the forehand winner from Bautista Agut - and he misses!

Break point to Norrie...

Bautista Agut races to 30-0 but two attempted winners down the line drift long on either side.

Shadows lengthen across the court as Norrie picks up a return from Bautista Agut thta looked out, and whirls his backhand into the net.

That's a miss from Bautista Agut though with an attempt at a drop shot! Here's deuce.

Chris Bradnam
BBC Sport commentator

Norrie's doing really well to hang in here.

A drop shot beats Bautista Agut and raises a smile out of the watching Kyle Edmund.

Into the net goes Bautista Agut! From 15-40, Cam Norrie holds.

Strong first serve from Norrie to save the first break point, before the Brit nails another forehand drop-volley at the net!

Lovely work. Deuce!

Cracking serve from Norrie, speared out wide before he darts in to clobber a forehand winner, gets him on the board at 15-15.

The Brit can't quite angle a passing shot back in, and that's all the invitation Bautista Agut needs to snaffle himself two break points.

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Jamie Baker
Former GB Davis Cup player on BBC Red Button

That was a great effort. Cam Norrie knows that he's got the quality within his game, it's just producing it point after point.

Norrie tells himself to "focus, focus" before he settles down to serve.

Another flirty little dink at the net from Cameron Norrie, and it pays off with a flick of the wrist.

And there is the break! A two-handed backhand sets up a nice winner for the Brit, who turns and punches the air.

Clever little drop shot dink from Norrie from on the baseline, and the Brit has the advantage.

Norrie can't make it count, though, as he goes straight and slashes the ball into the net.

Frustration for Cameron Norrie as he overhits his way out of another rally, before Bautista Agut commits a double fault of his own.

Another shimmy up to the net pays dividends for the Brit, before he hangs in a rally and draws the error out of Bautista Agut's forehand. Deuce!

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Double fault from Norrie!

Dear oh dear. That allows Bautista Agut to break to love.

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Hmm.

Maybe just a drop in concentration from Cameron Norrie? Either way, his intensity is down, and three break points have come steamrollering along for Bautista Agut.

Bautista Agut gets the advantage, and makes it count as a big Norrie forehand is slapped long.

A wild slash from Norrie drifts well long, but an excellent return, Norrie working his forehand down the line, take it back to parity.

Roberto Bautista Agut takes a step in and works a forehand winner away with aplomb to get his serve game going.

Ooft, that's fine work from Norrie to pick up a wide return and lash it over, but any sniff of a break is ended by a thudding forehand from the Spaniard.

Cameron Norrie dances forward, steadies himself and a nice volley ensures he holds.

A little lackadaisical from Roberto Bautista Agut, hopping up onto one leg and gliding a backhand over the baseline for 0-30.

Norrie overworks a forehand to get on the board, before he trips his way into a double fault.

A Norrie forehand is called out and the umpire is out of his chair in seconds - he overrules, and a backhand volley means the Brit wins the replayed point.