That's all from me this afternoon, but the action from Queen's doesn't stop there.

You can continue to watch live coverage at the top of this page, as Cameron Norrie returns to the court to complete his doubles semi-final - and potentially contest the final after that.

He and partner Alex de Minaur trailed 7-6 (7-3) 2-2 against Reilly Opelka and John Peers when play was suspended yesterday.

There's also the option to watch the wheelchairs doubles final, which sees Joachim Gerard and Stefan Olsson up against Tom Egerink and Gustavo Fernandez.

You can read our report on Norrie's singles final defeat over here.

Until next time!

With the men's singles over, wheelchair singles champion Gordon Reid has just appeared to collect his trophy.

"I was really happy with my performance today. It was great to be back on the grass and I'm looking forward to Wimbledon," he says.

"It will be tough but this is great preparation and I'm looking forward to getting back out there."

Earlier today, Britain's Gordon Reid triumphed in the wheelchair final with a 6-2 6-2 victory against Gustavo Fernandez.

You can see that winning moment below.

Andy Murray remains the only British singles winner at Queen's in the Open Era. Before the first of his five successes in 2009, it was Bunny Austin in 1938.

Cameron Norrie gave it a great go, but two lapses on serve in the first and third set ultimately cost him a first title. Still, a great week for the British number two, who will be full of confidence going into Wimbledon.

Will Berrettini be allowed a celebration tonight?

"My team are quite tough - it'll probably be room service and sparkling water!" he jokes.

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Matteo Berrettini on BBC One talking about being the first debutant to win since Boris Becker: "Sorry for the others but this is the nicest trophy I've won!

"It's been an unbelievable week and to think of Boris Becker's name and my name is crazy. I have been watching the tournament since I was a kid and this is a dream come true to win it.

"Cam [Norrie] is a great player and this year he has shown how he can play on all the surfaces. He's had a great week and I am sure he will win a title soon."

And now over to the 2021 Queen's Club champion, Matteo Berrettini...

More from Norrie: "I've really enjoyed my tennis here. It was a great week, I really enjoyed my tennis. Thank you to everyone for coming out today and supporting. It's obviously great to have tennis back in the UK, in London and on the grass courts. I really enjoyed it all."

On being seeded at Wimbledon following his efforts this week, he added: "It's very special to be seeded at Wimbledon. It's all thanks to my team. Thanks for your support. We're disappointed not to get the title today but hopefully there are more chances to come."

British number two Cameron Norrie speaking on BBC One: "All credit to Matteo [Berrettini] and his team. It was a great week for you and you were better than me on the big points. You're having a great career, keep it up and well done to your team."

Berrettini becomes the first debutant to win the title since Boris Becker in 1985.

It's a fifth singles title for the Italian.

Ace number 19.

And, more importantly, three match points for Berrettini.

Berrettini looks to have taken his run to seven points in a row with a thunderous ace down the middle.

But Norrie challenges - and this time he's spot on!

A chance for Norrie on the second serve... nope, that's huge too. 30-0.

It's five successive points for Matteo Berrettini, and potentially the decisive break in this match.

Norrie nets, and he has to do something on the Berrettini serve here or it's all over.

A couple of errors from Norrie now, and Berrettini is back in the game at 40-30...

Double fault. Deuce. A tough spell for Norrie, and Berrettini seizes the initiative - a forehand winner gives him a break point.

Oh stop that. Norrie gets going again with a superb drop shot, and a couple of errors from Berrettini hand the Briton 40-0.

The noise Berrettini's serves make whenever they happen to catch the net is a bit terrifying. While most of us mere mortals would run in the opposite direction, Norrie is doing is absolute best to get these back in play - but he's helpless to prevent the Italian in this latest service game, as he holds to love.

Berrettini whacks it into the tramlines. A really impressive recovery from Cameron Norrie there.

Saved with a smash. Norrie rises to the situation and we go to deuce.

Unfazed, Norrie nails a first serve for 15-0.

Berrettini responds, and a forehand winner makes it 15-30.

Oh dear. Norrie miscues and it's two break points for Berrettini.