Andy Murray smashes at the net after the Japanese pair won the opening point, 1-1 in 10-point match tie-break.

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC TV

I felt like Dan and Andy were the better competitors there. They have just refused to give it away.

You can never, ever, count out Andy Murray.

That is also a factor on court. What he has achieved comes with him onto every tennis court - Daniel and Nishikori would have been aware of that.

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Right, so as we said, we now have a match tie-break. Up to 10 (you need a two-point winning margin).

JD: Ok. Emotionally invested in the Evans/Murray doubles now.

Not the only one JD, not the only one.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

"LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Murray stands. He screams. He shakes.

He ain't letting his career disappear down the drain just yet.

A 10-point match tie-break will decide whether Murray continues or goes home to see the family.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

While that tie-break has been going on the La Defense Arena has ramped up and up in anticipation of tonight's swimming finals.

Adam Peaty will come later but first up is Leon Marchand, one of the French poster boys of these Games, in what he hopes will be the first of four races for gold.

The French fans have been singing La Marseillaise already. I'm worried about the structure of this roof if/when Marchand wins.

Britain's Max Litchfield is one of those trying to stop him.

Mark Woodforde
17-time Grand Slam doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Two different pairs out there operating. The British pair are looking to be commanding and really take control of the points at the net, and the Japanese pair are on the baseline, where they like to play their tennis. It is about who is willing to be brave at take those opportunities at the net.

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GB have been heavily defeated by Australia at the Sade de France.

They tried hard to repel the Australian charge but they just kept coming in waves.

Maddison Levi recorded her second hat-trick of the tournament following a fantastic string of passing from Australia, before her sister Teagan also got herself on the try sheet.

The loss means GB are now third in their pool and they will have to beat South Africa on Monday to advance.

Great Britain take to the pitch to face South Africa at Stade Yves-du Manoir.

They started their bid for Olympic hockey gold with a commanding 4-0 win over Spain in Pool A on Saturday.

Dan Evans and Andy Murray win the second set. They were 2-0 and a break down with the curtain set to come down on Murray's incredible career.

But they fought back, held their nerve in the tie-break.

We will now have a 10-point champions tie-break to settle the match.

It's like a normal tie-break apart from it is up to 10, instead of being up to seven.

Another set point saved from the Japanese, 6-5 Evans/Murray.

A cross-court winner from Taro Daniel and they save the first of three set points, 6-4 Evans/Murray.

Three set points for the Brits after a great Murray serve down the middle, 6-3.

Dan Evans leaps high at full stretch to get to a potential winner and GB get the point. Two more points for GB and it will be into a 10-point tie-break.

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC TV

That took a lot for him to get up like that.

I don't think Andy Murray is completely comfortable with his back...

Sensational defence from Dan Evans to keep the point alive, with all four players close to the net, before Evans smashes away a winner. 4-3 Evans/Murray.

Nothing you can do about that. A brutal overhead smash from Taro Daniel makes it 3-3 in this tie-break.

From 2-0 down to 3-2 up, that's three points in a row for Dan Evans and Andy Murray.

A huge roar from Andy Murray as the Japanese team hit the net, 2-2.

GB on the board, 2-1 Daniel/Nishikori.