That's all from us from a live text perspective on the opening day of the men's competition at Queen's.

You can continue to watch the action at the top of this page with Briton Jacob Fearnley up against Australia's Alex Bolt next.

We will be back tomorrow when French Open champion and world number two Carlos Alcaraz and British number one Jack Draper face Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Jenson Brooksby respectively.

You'll also be able to watch the Britons in action at the Nottingham Open on Tuesday, with Katie Boulter and Sonay Kartal among those featuring.

A mixed start to Queen's from a British perspective with Dan Evans through to the last 16 but Cameron Norrie falling at the first hurdle.

Elsewhere, British junior Hannah Klugman suffered defeat on her WTA main-draw debut at the Nottingham Open.

We're always here to help keep you across the big stories, so here are a few from our tennis index:

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• GB's Klugman beaten on WTA main-draw debut
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Jakub Mensik speaking on BBC Two: "It is my first match on grass this season so it's always difficult find the rhythm and also to play against the home guy too.

"It was a rollercoaster match. I'm glad I finished the first set strong and even though I lost focus in the second I came back strong."

On facing Cameron Norrie: "He isn't in the top-10 but he can play great tennis on the grass. It's a great victory for me."

On being just the second teenager to win a main draw match at Queen's in this decade: "I don't go for records, I am just happy I'm on the right path.

Cameron Norrie signs a few autographs as he makes his way off court.

It was all looking so positive after he bounced back to win the second set in just 36 minutes, but Jakub Mensik came back fighting.

The paint skips off the T as Cameron Norrie gets his fourth ace of the match to lead 30-15.

It's a much better service game on the whole as he holds but likely too little too late.

Jakub Mensik will serve for the match.

Jakub Mensik is on the verge of winning a fifth successive game until Cameron Norrie guides a lovely backhand down the line.

It's not long until Mensik gets the hold, though.

Mensik is just one game away from winning this match.

Jakub Mensik gets another look at break point.

And this time he takes it.

Cameron Norrie appears to be running out of steam.

Cameron Norrie earns advantage and has the chance to get on the board in the third set but a double fault invites Jakub Mensik back into contention.

A huge cheer as Cameron Norrie saves the first.

And he gives Jakub Mensik the runaround to get back to deuce - eventually cushioning a winner into the corner.

It's going from bad to worse for Cameron Norrie.

Norrie fails to generate enough power on his return and it's into the net.

This already feels like a huge moment in the third set as Cameron Norrie looks to break back.

Jakub Mensik moves within a point of holding after his second overhead volley is out of reach for Norrie.

The Briton sends long and Mensik is firmly in control.

Ah.

A double fault from Cameron Norrie.

The shoe is on the other foot now.

Cameron Norrie lets his grip slip and Jakub Mensik has a chance to break.

It's shaky but Jakub Mensik pulls through after saving those two break points.

Halting Cameron Norrie's momentum - even if just for a moment - will also feel good.

Jakub Mensik stands firm to save with a little help from a Cameron Norrie unforced error for the second.

Cameron Norrie is absolutely flying.

After winning five games in a row to seal that second set, he now has two break points in the opening game of the third.

There was plenty in the opening set to suggest that Cameron Norrie had enough to get on the board against Jakub Mensik, but it's the manner in which he won the second that stands out.

The winner of this third and final set will face Spain's Roberto Bautista-Agut in the last 16.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen’s Club

It was impressive how Cameron Norrie went about his business in that second and he’s looking assured and confident now. He will know he should have had that first set, so will want to stamp his authority in this third and get the job done quickly.

There’s also been a few more clouds in the air during this match and that will help with this going the distance.

Cameron Norrie races through his service game with a hold to love to wrap up the set.

That is quite remarkable when considering how the opening set played out.