Norrie's had an outfit change at the last changeover. Clearly doesn't think this match is ending anytime soon.

Edmund wins the first point on his serve, then has to get instructions from the umpire to find balls for the next one. There are no ball kids this week because of social distancing.

Norrie's service game is much more straightforward. He wraps it up with a second-serve ace and forces Edmund to serve this one out.

Another trademark Edmund forehand winner sorts things out.

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It doesn't look like it intially.

Norrie springs forward to the net and taps a volley over to 30-0.

An ace down the middle steadies things a little and Norrie helps his compatriot out as his forehand goes into the net. 30-30.

Edmund's coach fires information at him at the changeover but the British number two looks exhausted if I'm honest.

Has he got a couple more games in him to take it to a tie-break though?

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent

That was a shocker of a game from Norrie at a critical point.

And he only needs one. Norrie's forehand swings wide and Edmund is a break up.

Norrie's backhand is nowhere near going over the net and Edmund finds himself with three break points.

Norrie said at an earlier changeover that he thinks he's a better athlete than Edmund and that does seem to be showing in their pace of play at the moment.

He double faults though and Edmund has a chance at 0-30.

Edmund is quickly up to 30-0 but is starting to look a little fatigued as he walks to pick up a ball for the next serve.

Luckily it's an ace so that will save him some energy at least. Another well-crafted point and it's a straightforward hold.

Edmund looks much more up for it after that. He is sprinting here, there and everywhere and eventually forces the error from Norrie, who loops the ball long.

The British number two is in the game at 30-30 but gets a little over-excited as he runs forward for a drop-shot and his backhand goes wide.

He misses the court once more on the next shot and Norrie holds.

Naomi Cavaday
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra tennis commentator

Such a tough game for Edmund, he really had to tough it out, it was gutsy and he wasn't playing great.

An ace brings up advantage. Norrie has had nine break points.

But it's Edmund who finally wins the game as he comes forward off his serve and seals it with a forehand.

If Edmund can turn this match around, that will be the game that did it.

Nope. Norrie can't return Edmund's serve. Deuce.

Edmund's forehand lands wide and Norries has another chance to break. Surely this time he'll do it. Surely.

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Excellent first serve. Break point saved. I think the answer may be that no, this game will never end.

Naomi Cavaday
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra tennis commentator

This really could be a turning point. It looked like Norrie was putting on the pressure and getting ready to pull away. But Edmund is sucking him back in and causing him more difficulties.

Edmund's forehand goes into the net. Break point Norrie.

You start to wonder if this game will ever end...

Norrie's backhand is just centimetres from the line, but it's out. Break point saved.

That was a very, very long rally. And when it's a long rally Norrie usually wins. He does again and again it is break point.

It feels like it's only a matter of time until Norrie gets this.