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GB have unassailable 2-0 lead over Australia in Group B tie in Davis Cup
NOW: Dan Evans/Neal Skupski v Matthew Ebden/Max Purcell in doubles
Dan Evans beats Alex de Minaur 6-1 2-6 6-4 in second singles
Jack Draper beats Thanasi Kokkinakis 6-7 (6-8) 6-3 7-6 (7-4) in first singles
GB and Australia playing first of their three round-robin Group B matches at Manchester's AO Arena
Top two from each of four groups qualify for November's knockout stage in Spain
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 2-4 Evans
Evans saves the first break point but then can't make contact with the forehand.
One break recovered by the Australian.
Word from courtside is that Evans is struggling with his right hamstring but he doesn't look to be too hindered by it if that is the case.
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 1-4 Evans*
Oh no. Evans double faults for 0-30.
Shouts of encouragement from the crowd and he responds well with a big serve but then nets on the next point.
De Minaur will have two break points. Is there another twist in this?
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 1-4 Evans*
De Minaur needed that. A straight-forward hold for the Australian gets him on the board 27 minutes into this third set.
How much effect it will have on the outcome of this match, I'm not sure.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-4 Evans
Lee Goodall
Tennis commentator on BBC iPlayer
Slightly negative reaction from De Minaur and you don't often see that. He thought about the racquet slam.
He is doing everything he can to just about stay positive and continue to believe he can turn this set around, but it is looking less likely by the minute.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-4 Evans
Super stuff from Evans to consolidate again and take a decisive lead in this deciding set.
Applause from Andy Murray on the bench, he approves. A way back into this is looking unlikely for De Minaur.
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-3 Evans*
As was the case in the first set Evans finds himself 3-0 up. Only this time he has the opportunity to make it four without reply if he can keep hold of his serve.
Bit of frustration from De Minaur after his latest miss, he thought about slamming the racquet down but then seemed to think better of it.
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-3 Evans*
What a moment! From 0-40 to a double break up!
So good from Evans, sending De Minaur chasing all around the court then smashing the forehand and the Australian can only net.
Scenes.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-2 Evans
Superb patience and tenacity from Evans after that challenge as De Minaur completely misjudges the volley then makes another mistake.
Deuce.
Then, he sends a perfect lob to the back of the curt and De Minaur couldn't get near it.
He makes his feelings on that known to the crowd and they are loving it!
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-2 Evans
I say that then De Minaur rushes out to 40-0.
The Australian then hits a couple of suspect looking shots and the Brit wants to have a look at one that looked long.
He was right, good challenge. Can he creep back in?
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-2 Evans
Lee Goodall
Tennis commentator on BBC iPlayer
This match has gone back and forth today. Good start from De Minaur at the start of the second set to swing it back in his favour but now a good response from Evans.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-2 Evans
Long again and Evans consolidates the break.
Momentum has just shifted back in the Brit's favour, it feels.
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-1 Evans*
Another change of racquet for Evans. He seems to have De Minaur rattled here as the Australian sends back-to-back shots long for 40-15.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Manchester Arena
Image source, BBC SportSeconds after Jack Draper secured victory on his Davis Cup debut, he stopped in his tracks on the court and mimicked throwing a dart at a television camera.
"We've been playing darts a lot in the team room," says Draper.
"Some are better than others - I'm pretty poor. I throw it like an arrow. So, yeah, it was an inside joke.
"A guy on the team, Billy Harris, who is here as a hitter, is the best. He brings his own darts. He hits 140s.
"From the players, Andy [Murray] is very competitive - as he would be. Dan [Evans] just talks loads of trash.
"It's really great fun, especially being part of a team because that's something we don't get to do a lot."
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-1 Evans*
Nick Lester
British former tennis player on BBC TV
Exceptional defence from Dan Evans, who gets off to the ideal start in this decider.
De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-1 Evans*
Got it!
Superb from Evans who finds himself a break up after just one game in this third set. A brilliant effort from the Brit as De Minaur's shot flies up into the sky.
Big reaction from Evans, can he consolidate with a decent hold?
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-0 Evans
Ahh I think the British lot on the bench thought Evans had nailed that passing forehand winner but it was long and that saves break point for De Minaur.
Evans will have another opportunity, though, with a second break point.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-0 Evans
Evans is chuntering away to the GB bench. For all his good play, De Minaur nets and the Brit will have a break point.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-0 Evans
De Minaur is looking in much better touch.
Dictating points and coming into the net to set up winners - we didn't see much of that in the first set.
He sends one long to take us to deuce, though. Opportunity for Evans to sneak in here.
*De Minaur 1-6 6-2 0-0 Evans
Right then, can De Minaur level things for Australia or will it be two wins for Britain in Manchester?
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Manchester Arena
Jack Draper has just been in to speak to the media and, as you would guess, he was chatting with a beaming smile on his face.
The 21-year-old said he was told a "couple of days ago" by Leon Smith he would be making his Davis Cup debut for Great Britain today.
"He said he wanted me out there and he believed in me," Draper said.
"From that we didn't talk too much about it, I prepared well and trained well.
"I really only thought about it an hour before I played, to which the nerves started coming in. I was definitely a bit nervous.
"But I know I played some tough matches in the US Open and felt really good about my tennis.
"When I got out there, with all the people supporting me, it felt amazing."