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John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

On this evidence, Andy could have a good Wimbledon.

Defending champion Roger Federer beats Slovenia's Aljaz Bedene in straight sets in the first round of the Halle Open.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

The expectations are going to rise on Andy Murray after this performance. He still has a bit of work to do but for a first match back it was remarkable. The first set looked like a normal first set. He made a few errors in the second and in the third he played well. It was an extraordinary performance considering he has been out for nearly a year.

Shall I mention the 'W' word? Maybe if I whisper it quietly? Wimbledon. Okay, there I've done it.

The tournament at the All England Club gets under way on 2 July and we're all wondering about Andy Murray's chances of making it.

It looks like the Scot came through this match without any issues - apart from a bit of rustiness and fatigue. That is possibly more important than the actual result itself.

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Nick Kyrgios gave Andy Murray a pat on the back before making his way off court. He then stopped for a quick word with John Inverdale.

Kyrgios said: "I was thinking how great it was to see Andy back. I asked if he is was okay at the end of the match and he was.

"It was nice to finally get a win over him I can't really count it. He came out really good and I kind of expected that. Personally I feel good. I was out for two-and-a-half months so I'm feeling good.

"Regarding my own style. I've been entertaining since I was kid. I've got bad and good things but I'm never going to change."

Andy Murray signs a few autographs before quickly making his way off court.

Andy Murray fluffs a drop shot. 30-30. Then he overhits a baseline return.

A third chance for Nick Kyrgios to win this match.

Andy Murray on serve and with the shadows lengthening across court he exclaims "dire mate" to himself after sluggishly losing a point. 30-15.

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Meanwhile, on court one Dan Evans is about to play his first-round match against France's Adrian Mannarino after being granted a wildcard entry for the tournament.

The 28-year-old only returned in April from a year's ban for taking cocaine and in an interview on BBC Two spoke of his desire to move forward with his career.

He said: "I didn't think I'd be back at this tournament so quickly so I am thankful to the organisers. Hopefully I can repay the faith people have shown me.

"There are things that need working on but I feel close to where I was when I stopped. Now it's a new chapter so let's try to move on and hopefully good results can do that."

Kyrgios closes out the game with his 18th ace of the match.

A double fault from Kyrgios gives Murray a chance at break point....

But Kyrgios follows it with an ace.

Deuce.

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A brilliant first-time winner from Andy Murray off Nick Kyrgios' serve. 30-30 in the 11th.

This feels like a pivotal game.

Murray follows it up by holding serve after Kyrgios goes long.

Phew.

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It's advantage Kyrgios on the Murray serve...but he saves a second match point.

Gutsy from Andy Murray as he advances to the net and saves match point.

Deuce.