Murray hits a backhand wide and it's deuce. There is no advantage so the next point wins the game.

Evans hits a winner down the line.

Oo, drama (sort of).

Murray tries to tell Lopez something and the Spaniard doesn't hear him. The Scot rolls his eyes and walks over to tell him but is given a time violation by the umpire.

The crowd boos. Murray serves an ace. The crowd cheers. Drama over.

Murray said he didn't have any hip pain at all after yesterday's match and he certainly doesn't seem troubled on court.

Not a limp in sight.

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Skupski's serves seem to have the better of Lopez and Murray so far. He holds to love.

Skupski hits the ball long. Break point saved.

A second serve ace from Lopez and he holds.

There's definitely a feeling of trying to get this done before the light fades. Everyone on centre court seems to be working slightly more speedily than usual.

Lopez double faults to make it 30-30 and Evans whacks a forehand down the middle to bring up break point.

Another brilliant serve from Evans brings it back to deuce.

Murray hits the ball into the net and Evans holds.

Another beauty of a backhand from Lopez!

Shades of Roger Federer tonight. Could this turn into an early break opportunity?

Murray shouts "good serve" at Evans after his return goes awry, but good work at the net from the Scot brings up break point.

We get back underway quickly and Evans serves first.

The crowd whistles and roars as Murray hits a backhand into the open court. 15-15.

*Denotes next server

So that set took less than half an hour...

Can Lopez and Murray wrap this match up tonight?

But he only needs one!

Evans' return lands out and Lopez and Murray take the first set.

"Get in," says Skupski as he pops the ball into the open court. 0-15. Can he and Evans break back?

Skupski hits the ball into the net and it's back level, then Evans hits wide.

An ace from Lopez brings up two set points.

But they won't win the first set on Skupski's watch.

It's a straightforward hold to 15.

Smatterings of "go on Andy" come from the crowd as Murray steps up to serve.

It does the trick as he and Lopez race to a 30-0 lead.

Murray ducks sideways to avoid a long forehand from Evans.

An attempt at a "let's go Andy, let's go" chant fails, but Murray holds serve all the same.

One game away from winning the first set.

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Another winner from Lopez and they've done it!

Murray chuckles after a sublime backhand from Lopez. The crowd loves it too. Break point.

Murray jumps up to try and hit a Skupski smash but it's ambitious to say the least. The ball sails over his head into the crowd.

Lopez gets out his best Matrix move, bending over backwards to avoid Skupski's forehand, which lands out. 30-30.

Queen's doesn't look a bad place to be on a Friday night. There's no shortage of drinks in the crowd and the weather is holding up alright.

Evans winds up for a big forehand and follows it up with a volley to win a point on Lopez's serve.

But the Spaniard taps a backhand into Skupski's body and that's the end of that.

Murray could not hide his delight at returning to court yesterday and his mum Judy noticed it too.

"You could see right from the start of the match he was immediately into the fist pump," she said.

"The fighter, the competitor came to the floor again. He’s only played a few sets in practice so it’s very early days but I think the signs were good and from what he said afterwards he feels like he’s in a good place.”

Lopez gets Evans on the run, but the Brit is speedy enough and slams back a forehand.

It's another easy hold for Skupski.