Mannarino aims a winner down the line, but he can't control the shot. and it's break point Djokovic...

A fine return from Adrian Mannarino, moving in and plonking a forehand winner onto the line, takes him to 40-15.

Oh, but that backhand is proving a litle troublesome again, first spinning out of bounds and then not clearing the net.

40-40.

A forehand winner, Djokovic's first really clean stroke of the match, goes spiralling past Mannarino to start the game.

That's better from Djokovic, moving a little more fluently, and a forehand that lands with pinpoint accuracy ensues the Serb holds.

Advantage Mannarino, as a body serve is flapped into the net by Djokovic.

And an ace to hold! Excellent little comeback from the Frenchman.

Good defence from Mannarino!

He stays deep before running forward and volleying over with Djokovic stranded out wide.

Deuce.

One break point saved, as Djokovic darts forward and flicks a forehand long.

Loose from Mannarino, who swipes successive backhands out of bounds to hand Djokovic a 15-30 lead.

Hmm. Another backhand, hit low off the racquet, sails out, and Djokovic has got himself two break back points to play with.

Novak Djokovic is taking a brief snack break. Grapes are on the menu for the former world number one.

A very grumpy-looking Djokovic challenges an in call on Mannarino's forehand - and promptly loses the challenge as the ball dropped right on the baseline.

Djokovic blazes a forehand into the net at for 30-30 but finds his first serve at the right time, rattling off two points and taking the game.

Mannarino steps in and slides a backhand winner in for 15-15.

The Frenchman hoicks a forehand just wide to give Djokovic some hope, but Mannarino thumps down two big first serves to ensure he holds to 30.

Djokovic hides his face in his towel at the changeover, before switching hats and making his way back out.

Can Mannarino back up his break with a hold?

Oh!

A horrible shank from Novak Djokovic, who lets out a shriek of frustration, and the first break goes Adrian Mannarino's way.

A double fault from Djokovic, his body twisting uncomfortably around, before he drags a cross-court forehand wide.

Mannarino sets himself up for a forehand winner, Djokovic stuck on the left side of the court, but he drags the ball wide for 30-30.

Hello! That's a lovely drop shot from Mannarino, and he's got himself a break point...

There's tournaments all over the show as players continue their Wimbledon warm-ups.

In Halle, Roger Federer came back from a break down to beat Matthew Ebden 7-6 (7-2) 7-5 and reach the semi-finals.

Defending Birmingham champion Petra Kvitova is currently 6-1 *4-3 up on Julia Goerges, while Barbora Strycova and Magdalena Rybarikova have already reached the semis.

And Dan Evans is one set away from reaching the Wimbledon qualifiers, following his straight-set win over compatriot Marcus Willis earlier today.

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Djokovic slipped over a few times yesterday - and he's done it again, trying to reach a backhand slice from Mannarino and ending up doing the splits behind the baseline.

Into the body goes Mannarino with the serve, and he holds as Djokovic overcooks his backhand.

Novak Djokovic clatters his first ace down for 30-0, before a whip down the line wrongfoots Adrian Mannarino, who nets.

And there goes ace number two. A hold to love for the Serb to start the match.

* denotes next server

Rightio, here we go.

Novak Djokovic will serve first.

Adrian Mannarino has reached the Queen's quarter-finals for the first time since 2011, courtesy of a 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 win over compatriot Julien Benneteau.

Mannarino has won back-to-back matches for the first time since February, after arriving in London on a six match losing streak.

He has reached a career high ranking of 22nd in the world earlier this year and now sits in 26th place, just four below Djokovic.

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Novak Djokovic registered a comfortable 6-4 6-1 win over world number five Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Queen's quarter-finals.

It was the first time Djokovic - currently ranked 22nd in the world - has beaten a top 10 player in over a year.

He has beaten Mannarino in both their previous meetings, both of which came at Wimbledon in 2016 and 2017.

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