Peter Fleming
Seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion

Murray's team will be looking at how he's moving and whether anything appears to be awkward.

They won't be worried about losing this match. It's about whether Murray can keep taking steps forward.

Murray serves an ace and Evans' return goes long on the next point.

Everyone's had a go at serving now and there have been no breaks yet.

Murray and Lopez have a good chat before the Brit heads to the baseline for his serve. Getting their tactics sorted.

Skupski's return is called out and he challenges. Rightly so, it was in.

But Evans cannot return a good second serve from Murray. 15-15.

No player has ever returned to singles after having a hip resurfacing operation, but Murray has been discussing a possible comeback in September.

He says he is open to the idea of returning to singles at the Murray Trophy, an ATP Challenger Tour event.

"It's definitely something I would consider and see where I'm at physically," he told BBC Scotland.

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"I got it," shouts Murray as he comes forward and finds space for a forehand winner.

A double fault from Evans brings up 30-30, but he gets back on track and holds.

Evans and Skupski can't cope with Lopez's lefty serve and he basically wins the game single-handedly, prompting applause from Murray.

Lopez has already spent two hours on court in the singles today but he's looking lively as he treats the crowd to a behind-the-back shot. He and Murray win the first point of the game.

But solid serving from Skupski means he holds.

Peter Fleming
Seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion

If the clouds come over we might not be able to finish the match tonight but I think we can go until at least 9pm and most doubles matches last under an hour and 15 minutes, so we have a chance.

Here we go then. Skupski will serve first.

Will they get this match finished before the light fades? Luckily it's the longest day of the year!

*Denotes next server

The umpire announces the end of the warm-up but Murray squeezes in one last serve before returning to his chair.

He may have had five months away from competitive tennis, but we were still treated to some moments of Murray magic yesterday.

And Murray is mixing it up in the men's doubles too.

On Thursday he announced that he will team up with France's Pierre-Hugues Herbert at Wimbledon.

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But happily, Murray's bad luck with Barty has led to a string off offers from some big names in tennis.

He's spoiled for choice now with Maria Sharapova and even Billie-Jean King putting their hands up.

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Murray is aiming to play in mixed doubles too.

In his regular BBC Sport column, Andy Murray revealed how he approached French Open women's singles champion Ashleigh Barty to play with him at Wimbledon. Apparently it didn't go too well.

Have a read here.

Many thought Murray's career was over before he had his hip resurfaced in January.

So the former British number one relished the opportunity to get back on court on Thursday.

"It was brilliant. I enjoyed it a lot," Murray told BBC Sport. "I was a bit slow at the beginning and got better as the match went on.

"I'm fortunate to be back playing again.

"Leading up to the match I was quite relaxed but I was a bit nervous when we started walking to the court.

"You want the nerves and the butterflies in the stomach and I had that."

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Evans and Skupski win the toss and choose to serve first.

The players begin practice and we get our first 'go on Andy!' of the evening from the crowd.

Murray may not be the only British player on court today but he still gets the warmest reception as he steps out of the tunnel.

Murray is not the only Brit on court today though.

Dan Evans and Ken Skupski face him on the other side of the net after beating Felix Auger-Aliassime and Alex de Minaur earlier today.

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Murray's return to competitive tennis after five months out was rather successful.

He and Spaniard Feliciano Lopez knocked out top seeds Robert Farah and Juan Sebastian Cabal on Thursday.

And the Queen's crowd loved it.

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Who's ready for more Andy Murray?

He's back on court in the doubles quarter-finals at Queen's.

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