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I'll be back tomorrow for day two at Queen's Club, when Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz will begin his title defence.

The recently crowned French Open champion is the top seed here, with 2023 runner-up Alex de Minaur the second seed.

Britons Jack Draper, Dan Evans, Andy Murray and Billy Harris will all also be in action.

Catch you then!

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There are suggestions that Raonic's 47 aces are a record for a three-set men's match.

It was a near-impossible task at times for Norrie with the Canadian in that form.

Here's what Milos Raonic had to say following his victory over Cameron Norrie at Queen's Club:

"It was an incredibly difficult match. The serve helped me a lot today. It's good to be back at Queen's, it's been five or six years for me.

"It's great to be back here. There were a lot of moments where I was sat at home watching a lot of the tournaments that I loved. I want the chance to play, to be back here and compete. Those things are the most meaningful."

On his serve, and hitting 47 aces: "It's a big part of my game. if I didn't have my serve my career would be very different."

Raonic charges in to smash a winner for 9-9.

That's two match points apiece we've had so far.

The fifth will be the Canadian's...

A magnificent ace from Milos Raonic gives the Canadian match point, but Norrie responds with a fine first serve of his own.

And another. Match point Norrie!

That miss would not have happened a couple of years ago. It is just the sort of year he is having.

Ah, agonising miss! Norrie goes marginally long and a first match point disappears.

Raonic is faltering and Norrie can sense his moment!

The Briton has a first match point at 7-6 on the Raonic serve.

Raonic is as tight as a drum.

Raonic tightens up at the wrong moment and that opens the door for Norrie's recovery.

The Briton won't give this up and moves level again at 6-6 from 5-2 down.

Norrie is still digging in but Raonic will try and serve this out from 5-4 in the tie-break.

Will Norrie even touch the ball again?

Trouble for Cam Norrie at the change of ends.

The Briton trails 4-2 and the crowd rally behind Norrie once more, but he's helpless as another ace flies past.

Milos Raonic battles back to wrestle control of the tie-break from 2-1 down.

He'll pick up serving duties again with a 3-2 advantage. Work to do for Cam Norrie.

Norrie gets up and running in the tie-break, and he's soon celebrating with the crowd as he makes a stunning pass to steal a point off Raonic's serve.

Raonic is ready and waiting at the net to pop away a volley for 30-30 and avoid facing a couple of match points.

This is another huge point... Ace.

And another. Raonic wins four successive points to force a final set tie-break.

Raonic double-faults on his opening point to offer Norrie encouragement, and the British number two finds the line on the following point for 0-30!

The excitement is building in the crowd.

A satisfying cross-court winner from Norrie helps him on his way to a love hold, clinched with an ace to the delight of the home support.

The Briton is doing his job and has at least secured a tie-break here.

'Come on' Norrie shouts again as he makes a stunning connection with a return to beat Raonic for 40-30.

But still, there's no way through.

Raonic holds with his 40th ace.

That is a very good service game from Norrie.