Outrageous showboating from Nick Kyrgios. He advances to the net and plays another 'tweener' through his legs. Murray has two break points but is unable to capitalise.

Deuce.

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Temperatures are in the mid-20s Celsius at Queen's and world number five Grigor Dimitrov has done his bit helping some of the spectators to keep cool.

The 27-year-old Bulgarian did a stint in an ice-cream van before play started, handing out free ice-creams to some lucky fans.

I'm more of a lolly-ice man myself.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Andy has looked a little rusty this set, which you would expect after such a long absence.

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After a slight dip from Andy Murray he holds his service game. It was a scrappy game but it has a silver lining as he wins it with an ace.

The first set of many of the Murray comeback...

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Defending champion Roger Federer has continued his fine run on grass ahead of Wimbledon, beating Slovenia's former Briton Aljaz Bedene 6-3 6-4 in the opening round of the Halle Open.

World number one Federer, who has won Halle nine times, dropped just eight points on his serve and was hardly troubled in a one-sided contest as he marched to victory in just over an hour.

Like a Harry Enfield's charater 'Kevin the teenager' Nick Kyrgios chunters to his support staff in the stands. He then holds serve to take a 3-1 lead.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Queen's Club

Maybe the British fans thought, like many, this match would be a breeze for Nick Kyrgios and that's why there were more than a few empty seats in the first part of the opening set.

Not now. The ticket holders smell a story.

Nick Kyrgios languidly strolls about the court like he does not have a care in the world at times. He could be playing for fun The Aussie certainly has his own style.

At 15-30 Murray advances to the net to cleanly strike a confident backhand. Two points later he loses his footing on the baseline and miscues a return to give the Aussie a break opportunity.

Murray then strikes the net to lose consecutive service games.

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Over in Birmingham, it's on serve in the second set but neither player are making it easy on their service games and we're yet to see a hold to love.

Konta's first serve percentage has improved this set to 58% but she's still prone to errors. However she manages to brush off her fifth double fault of the match to lead 3-2.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Andy is playing well whatever Kyrgios is doing. The way he has found the middle of the racquet after a year out and the feel he has shown has been impressive.

He looks confident with his movement, he's not wary of the grass and he seems to be loving it.

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Consistently inconsistent from Nick Kyrgios. After breaking Murray he then loses his own service game on a double fault.

Murray mutters something under his breath. "Am I wasting my time?" or something of that ilk.

Murray has always been the maestro of returns and here's one example of many from the first set.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Queen's Club

I'm a little too far away from Team Murray (and minus binoculars) to make out everyone who is sat in Andy's box at the side of the court.

However, I can definitely pick out wife Kim and mum Judy alongside coach Jamie Delgado.

Kim is particularly vocal, offering shouts - and looks - of encouragement after every point.

Nick Kyrgios continues to show flashes of brilliance. A sumptuous forehand puts Andy Murray's service game under pressure.

At 30-40 Murray overhits a return and his serve is broken for the first time in the match.

Andy Murray might be a little rusty but one thing in his favour is his record against Nick Kyrgios.

Murray has never lost to the Aussie in their five meetings - with one win in each of the four Grand Slam events.

In 2015 the Scot saw Kyrgios off in straight sets at the Australian Open and French Open but required four sets in the US Open that year. They last met at Wimbledon in 2016 when Murray triumphed in three sets.

Murray was also victorious in their first meeting at the 2014 Canadian Masters.

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John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Two

Why play if you're not going to give it 100%? He's just whacking it. We've seen a couple of good points but double-faulting with 130-140mph second serves doesn't make sense.

This does Kyrgios more harm than good. if his arm was bad then there's no way he can serve at 138mph.

Some brilliant returns from Andy Murray as Nick Kyrgios strikes some huge second serves as he continues to 'tank' his way through his service game.

More mistakes Kyrgios allows Murray to break him to take the first set 6-2.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator

It doesn't suit Kyrgios to play second fiddle to anyone. This match was all about Murray until about 10 minutes ago and now it's all about Kyrgios.