That's all from Queen's for today, but you can't say we didn't squeeze every last bit of tennis out of Friday.

You can watch live coverage again tomorrow from 11:00 BST on Connected TVs, the BBC Sport website and app.

In the meantime, read the report from Murray's suspended doubles match here.

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If Evans and Skupski win the second set tomorrow, the match will go to a champions tie-break. The first pair to 10 points wins.

Murray's match will resume tomorrow after the singles’ semi-finals, with a doubles semi-final for the winners to follow straight after that.

That means Lopez, who is still in the singles, could play three matches in a row. Ouch.

And if you need to catch up with what's gone on in the world of tennis today, we can help you out with that too:

• Queen's: Top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas loses to Felix Auger-Aliassime
• Roger Federer through to Halle Open semi-finals but Alexander Zverev goes out
• Ashleigh Barty beats Venus Williams to close in on world number one ranking
• Queen's: Nick Kyrgios fined for unsportsmanlike conduct
• Queen's: Alfie Hewett, Gordon Reid and Dermot Bailey into the wheelchair semi-finals
• Kyle Edmund to continue Wimbledon preparations with Eastbourne wildcard

Happy reading!

So we won't get to see the end of Murray's doubles quarter-final tonight, but we've got plenty of reading for you to get on with before play resumes tomorrow.

• Wimbledon 2019: Who should Andy Murray pair up with for mixed doubles?
• Andy Murray column: I asked Ashleigh Barty to partner me at Wimbledon
• Andy Murray considers September singles comeback in Glasgow

So it will be on serve when these four return to Queen's tomorrow.

We're not sure when their match will resume yet, but you'll know when we know.

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Murray signs a few autographs and high fives a few fans on his way out of the court.

Play is suspended due to fading light.

As you'd expect, the decision has not gone down well with the crowd.

Feliciano Lopez is a hero (for Andy Murray fans). He makes seemingly impossible shots at the net to win the game. Crucial.

What a lob! Take a bow, Andy Murray. Set point saved and now it's break point.

Murray goes for a volley, but it lands wide. Set point.

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Murray hits what looks like another stellar return but it's landed out. He points to his eyes in what looks like a "I can't see the ball because it's so dark" gesture.

Skupski hits a backhand high and long. 30-30.

Murray serves, Lopez volleys. 40-30.

A smash at the net from Lopez finishes the game off.

Evans will serve for the set.

Evans hits another powerful forehand and it is out of reach for Murray. But the former world number one serves an ace to even things out.

Great movement at the net from Murray sees his volley win the point. Hip surgery? What hip surgery?

Evans and Skupski are back at the baseline but Murray and Lopez stay in their chair.

The umpire talks into a walkie-talkie, could that be about the light?

Skupski's serve holds firm again.

He and Evans remain a break up in the second set.

The sky is getting darker. Will they be able to finish the match if Evans and Skupski win the set? Only time will tell.

Murray doesn't look like he likes that option as he hits a backhand at Skupski's feet to bring up 15-15.

Evans swings his racquet round to hit a backhand in between Lopez and Murray, but the Spaniard's serving is sturdy and he holds.

Murray's return isn't so good this time and he leaves the door ajar for Skupski to slam the ball down. Evans holds.

A lovely volley on an angle from Lopez is too much for Skupski and brings up 30-30.

A moment of Murray magic comes next as he hits a perfect forehand return into the corner. Break point.