That's all from us today but don't go too far because Great Britain's Neal Skupski and Dan Evans are taking on Max Purcell and Matthew Ebden of Australia in the doubles and you can watch that at the top of this page or on the BBC iPlayer.

A reminder that GB have won the tie but that the doubles match could prove crucial to their overall hopes of qualification for the Finals.

You can watch more Davis Cup action from Manchester across the BBC tomorrow when Australia take on France but we'll be back on Friday from 13:00 BST when Britain face Switzerland in their second round of matches.

Until then, watch the doubles and have a read of Jonathan Jurejko's report from Manchester here.

See you soon!

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So, tomorrow Great Britain will have a rest day which means they might even treat themselves to a slap up meal and a cheeky beverage this evening.

Australia, however, will have to regroup quickly as they take on France at Manchester's AO Arena from 13:00 BST.

You'll be able to watch that on the BBC Sport website and app and on the BBC iPlayer.

There's also action taking place between Canada and Sweden in Group A, Czech Republic and South Korea in Group C and Netherlands and USA in Group D on Thursday.

Then, on Friday, GB are back in action and will take on Switzerland in their second lot of Davis Cup action.

Will we see some fresh faces or will Leon Smith stick with today's victors?

The players have just arrived on court for that one so if you've just nipped for your tea or for a brew, get back in your seat and tune in...

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A reminder that Great Britain need to finish in the top two of their four-team group, played from 12-17 September, to make it through to the final stages of the competition in Malaga, Spain, from 21-26 November.

As mentioned earlier, the doubles match is not a dead rubber because every set will count in the final standings should teams need to be separated.

We won't be live texting the doubles match but you can still watch it in this page or on the BBC iPlayer.

Yesterday's results

Tuesday, 12 September:

Sweden 0-3 Chile (A), France 3-0 Switzerland (B), Serbia 3-0 South Korea (C), Netherlands 2-1 Finland (D)

Today's latest scores

Canada 2-0 Italy (A)

• Alexis Galarneau (Canada) 7-6 (10-8) 6-4 Lorenzo Sonego (Italy)
• Gabriel Diallo (Canada) 7-5 6-4 Lorenzo Musetti (Italy)

Australia 0-2 Great Britain (B)

• Thansi Kokkinakis (Australia) 7-6 (8-6) 3-6 6-7 (4-7) Jack Draper (Great Britain)
• Alex de Minaur (Australia) 1-6 6-2 4-6 Dan Evans (Great Britain)

Spain 0-2 Czech Republic (C)

• Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (Spain) 6-7 (5-7) 5-7 Jiri Lehecka (Czech Republic)
• Bernabe Zapata Miralles (Spain) 4-6 4-6 Tomas Machac (Czech Republic)

Croatia 1-1 United States (D)

• Borna Gojo (Croatia) 6-4 7-6 (8-6) Frances Tiafoe (United States)
• Dino Prizmic (Croatia) 4-6 2-6 Mackenzie McDonald (United States)

Earlier today Jack Draper got Great Britain off to a flying start with victory over Thanasi Kokkinakis.

That put Team GB in a good position before Dan Evans made it two from two moments ago.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Manchester Arena

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Great Britain's bid to reach the Davis Cup Finals knockout stage started with a tense victory as debutant Jack Draper beat Australia's Thanasi Kokkinakis.

In the first of a best-of-three-match tie, 21-year-old Draper won 6-7 (6-8) 6-3 7-6 (7-4) against Kokkinakis.

Four nations - Britain, Australia, France and Switzerland - are playing in the group stage event held at Manchester's AO Arena.

They all play each other once in a round-robin event, with the top two countries going through to the knockout stage - known as the 'Final Eight' - in Malaga later this year.

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Great Britain's Dan Evans speaking on court after his win: "I was incredibly nervous walking out, practising here, and it's a lot bigger than I expected and very much closer to the court than we've played before.

"It was amazing, thank you for all your support, I love playing in front of you all and I get another chance in about 30 minutes!

"I knew the tie was not over if I lost and Jack [Draper] played an amazing match and got us off to an amazing start and that made my job easier.

"He came out and got us a win and he has been amazing."

With that victory, Britain win the tie against Australia and get a point on the board regardless of what happens in the doubles match.

Unfortunately for Dan Evans, he doesn't have long to celebrate as he'll be playing in the doubles in the next 20 minutes or so.

The British team will still want to get a result from the final match because, if teams can not be separated by points come the end of the week, then the amount of sets a team has won will be counted. Basically, a result in the doubles match is important.

Evans will be alongside Wimbledon champion Neal Skupski up against Max Purcell and Matthew Ebden.

Nick Lester
British former tennis player on BBC TV

One of the biggest wins of Evans' career in his countries colours. Savouring the moment in front of around 9,000 fans today.

Oooooh. If this is in then it's a ridiculously good shot.

Big serve from Evans and followed up with a big forehand but De Minaur thinks it's out...

It's not! Great call and shot.

Another big serve from the Brit brings up two match points...

De Minaur does his job, Evans will have to serve it out.

De Minaur is serving to stay in the match and what a frustrating way to start as he double faults for 0-15.

Nick Lester
British former tennis player on BBC TV

You can see from the reaction that Evans knows how big that hold of serve was.

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Eeeek, Evans thinks he has it but the forehand just has too much zip on it and it's wide.

No mistake on the next point though as he stays patient in the rally and secures a vital hold.

The Brit is a game away.

Good stuff from Evans as he keeps his cool and De Minaur nets for 40-15.

One point from the hold.

An important service game for Evans. A roar of encouragement from the Manchester crowd as he steps up to the baseline.

Good start as he smashes the volley for 15-0.

Lee Goodall
Tennis commentator on BBC iPlayer

De Minaur's actually won eight of his last nine singles matches playing for his country.

All of a sudden that score line doesn't look as comfortable as De Minaur consolidates the break with an ace.

Evans is still up a break but he would've preferred to maintain the double.