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Nottingham Open champion Katie Boulter has just retired from her opening match at the Birmingham Classic.

We have just seen Andy Murray make a winning start to his Queen's farewell campaign against Alexei Popyrin. Read the report on that match over here.

Earlier, Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz also made a winning start at Queen's.

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On day one at the Queen's Club yesterday, British number two Cameron Norrie was knocked out by former Wimbledon finalist Milos Raonic.

Canadian Raonic has struggled with injuries since reaching the Wimbledon final in 2016 but he fought back from a set down to win 6-7 (6-8) 6-3 7-6 (11-9).

Raonic hit 47 aces in the process - setting a new record for the most in a three-set match.

It was 28-year-old Norrie's second successive defeat on home soil after a shock loss to 773rd-ranked qualifier Jack Pinnington-Jones in Nottingham earlier in June.

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Jack Draper said winning his first ATP title has given him further belief he can become one of the world's leading players, following his breakthrough triumph at the Stuttgart Open on Sunday.

That victory saw the 22-year-old become the new British men's number one - and the youngest to do so since Andy Murray in 2009.

After Draper's victory over Italy's Matteo Berrettini, Murray said he believed his Davis Cup team-mate could go to the "top of the world rankings".

"It's amazing to hear that from someone like Andy," said Draper.

"Being the number one Brit is a huge honour and a huge privilege but I hadn't thought about that at all. My goal is to be one of the top players in the world."

Next up on centre court, the new British men's number one Jack Draper will take on Argentine Mariano Navone.

Don't go anywhere!

Andy Murray takes the time to sign autographs for the young fans who have gathered to see him courtside.

It will be another Australian for him next when he plays Jordan Thompson, who knocked out Danish seventh seed Holger Rune to progress.

Here's what Andy Murray had to say in his on-court interview following his opening victory at the Queen's Club:

"Obviously during the match it's difficult [to appreciate the occasion] but a great reward at the end for the hard work and effort I put in. I did well to come through in the end.

"Any win that you can get is important, that's why we're playing. With Wimbledon a few weeks away I want to build up some confidence and get matches in my legs. It's great to get another win here."

On how he is feeling physically as Wimbledon approaches, he joked: "I've felt better.

"But it was enough today. I didn't realise this was actually my 1,000th match on the Tour before my Mum told me just before I came out. So, a lot of wear and tear on the body, it's not easy, but I managed to push through it."

Andy Murray sets up two match points!

'Let's go' shouts Murray.

One point down, three more to go.

Alexei Popyrin does what he must, holding serve to create one last chance at breaking Andy Murray's serve to extend this match a little bit further.

It's over to Murray to try and serve this one out at the first attempt.

Murray closes his eyes and gathers his thoughts at the change of ends.

Those early signs of discomfort appear to have left him and the former world number one is very much on course to begin his Queen's campaign with victory.

Now, to complete the job.

You can see the frustration in Popyrin once again. He knows time is running out.

Popyrin recovers from a slip to get the ball back in play, and he gets his reward as Murray misses with a volley.

Another miss allows the Australian to claw his way back to 30-30, but another clever first serve gets him out of immediate danger and it's job very smoothly done with another excellent serve.

Murray is one game away!

Popyrin drives a forehand down the line to take charge on serve and Murray will not be able to strengthen his position here.

Murray makes a return to get on the board and Popyrin then misses to open the door at 40-30, but the opportunity passes with a final miss from Murray.

Ah, Murray isn't happy at all as a shot drops into the net. Deuce.

There's relief as Popyrin just misses the baseline with a lob - and a timely ace confirms Murray's escape.

That all felt a bit tense, but the former world number one is now just a couple of games away from victory.

'Come on Andy' is the message from a member of the crowd as the five-time Queen's champion lines up a serve at 30-15, but a wayward forehand frustrates Murray and offers Popyrin encouragement at 30-30.

A big point coming up here for both players... but it's Murray shaking his racquet in celebration after catching the line with a volley.

British men's number one Jack Draper is due to follow Andy Murray on centre court at the Queen's Club.

Meanwhile, over at the Birmingham Classic, British women's number one Katie Boulter is just about to get her tournament under way against Ukraine's Anhelina Kalinina.

Watch that one here.

Alexei Popyrin halts the run of games against him to get on the board in the third set - but is it too late for him to salvage this?

What can Alexei Popyrin offer in response?

Andy Murray has the momentum and the whole crowd behind him as he closes in on a place in the second round, but there is still work to be done.

We're getting the full Andy Murray experience now!

Following his break of serve, Murray falls 0-30 down but recovers with four points in quick succession to consolidate his advantage in this third set!