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As you can see from that entry below, our reporter Gary Rose is out in the sun at Queen's and he had an eye on Dan Evans' victory earlier today.

If you missed any of the action then you can get up to speed via Gary's report.

• Impressive Evans beats Tiafoe to reach last 16 at Queen's

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen’s Club

I thought it was hot when Dan Evans was on court but it is considerably hotter now and the entrance to the stands was like a conveyor belt as spectators went out to top up on whatever drink of choice before coming back in.

“One and one is our golden rule here,” the announcer on court reminds fans to ensure they follow up a Pimm’s - if they are indulging - with water.

Both matches so far have been done in straight sets, will that continue? I certainly wouldn’t fancy being involved in a three-setter in this heat.

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Former British number one Cameron Norrie was a runner-up at Queen's in 2021, losing against Italy's Matteo Berrettini in the final.

Norrie is yet to feature on the grass this season but is hoping to start building some momentum ahead of his eighth appearance in the Wimbledon main draw.

The 29-year-old reached the semi-finals at SW19 in 2022 but has failed to go beyond the third round each of the past two years.

Ready for part two?

Dan Evans got off to a fantastic start earlier today, beating seventh seed Frances Tiafoe 7-5 6-2 to reach the last 16.

Fellow Briton Cameron Norrie is up next.

OK, we're going to take a pause here with the live text but you can continue to watch the action at the top of this page - Holger Rune and Christopher O'Connell are on now.

Dan Evans has set the bar for his fellow Britons who are in action later today.

We'll be back for Cameron Norrie's meeting with Jakub Mensik.

That is Dan Evans' first win over Frances Tiafoe since they met at the Washington Open in August 2023.

If you're into omens then Evans went on to win that competition, although he didn't meet Tiafoe until the quarter-finals.

Dan Evans speaking on BBC Two: "Thank you to the crowd. It's always amazing to play here. I was lucky I got the wildcard to come out here.

"I didn't knew he [France Tiafoe] was top 20, I knew he was very good. I'm happy to play some good tennis because it has been few and far between.

"Days like this are why I've been carrying on playing.

"I've been preparing really well and focusing on what I needed to today. It has been a long year so far, I've been playing the lower tournaments but this is why I'm hanging around to try and get some wins on the grass.

On how it feels playing on Andy Murray Arena and how much the Scot has inspired his career: "Not just mine but the whole of British tennis.

"He always has time for everyone and it's fitting he has an arena called after him - hopefully he's not watching and hearing me say that."

Dan Evans has been so good in the rallies today. This time he goes from being on the ropes via a lob to the aggressor by eventually winning with a net volley.

Evans has match point.

Frances Tiafoe defends for second deuce and then a couple of unforced errors from Dan Evans hand the American just his second game of this second set.

Over to Evans to serve for the set.

Dan Evans might be 35 years old but he's still got some impressive footwork as he gets to a slice and digs out a winner for match point.

As Dan Evans has grown into this match, Frances Tiafoe has wilted - winning just one of the past nine games.

Tiafoe attempts a backhand slice but it's short and they go to deuce.

Dan Evans is full of confidence.

The Briton caresses a forehand into the corner to lead 30-0.

And an ace to seal the hold.

Frances Tiafoe is serving to stay in the match.

Ohhhh.

Dan Evans gets a huge shade of fortune when his forehand clips the net cord and drops over.

Evans leads by two breaks in this second set and is closing in on the second round.

Dan Evans is not letting up.

The Briton races through the game and has two break points.

Dan Evans has had a mixed start to the grass-court swing - losing his first-round match in Birmingham and reaching the fourth round at the Libema Open in Rosmalen.

In contrast, this is the first time Frances Tiafoe has played on grass this season.

Is that proving to be a big factor in this match?

Dan Evans is really enjoying himself out there as he gets a hold to 15.

Dan Evans' five-game winning streak is finally halted.

Frances Tiafoe gets his first hold to love of the match and he needed that.

Dan Evans takes a moment to gather himself after that tumble and looks to be OK when he finds a winner on second serve to get back to deuce.

An ace allows Evans to consolidate that early break as he gets the hold.

Frances Tiafoe needs to halt Dan Evans' momentum and a break back - as he did in the opening set - would be warmly welcomed by the American.

Tiafoe picks up a couple of points to go up 30-0 but Evans forces his way back into the equation and flips the script and leads 40-30.

Tiafoe gets to deuce and earns break point when Evans takes an awkward-looking fall.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen’s Club

There’s been some cracking rallies the deeper we’ve gone into this match and one in that game drew lots of oohs from the crowd.

Both players are hitting the ball so low that you can feel the anticipation from the crowd that the next shot is going to hit the net.