Well left! Almost a heart-in-mouth moment for Draper at deuce as he opts to leave the ball but it drops out behind him.

A big serve from the Brit secures the hold and the momentum has firmly shifted in his favour, consolidating that break to put himself with one game of sealing the second set.

Draper breaks, converting his first opportunity! This crowd have something to cheer about now.

Those little chair mutterings clearly worked.

Draper brings up a break point, that's more like it from the Briton.

Draper is muttering "come on, come on, come on" to himself while sat in his chair at the change of ends.

Desperately trying to get himself up for this.

Draper recovers from that early frustration of the double fault to take the hold.

Pressure mounting on the Briton in front of his home crowd.

Oh dear.

Draper is raging as he hits the double fault. A scream of frustration from the Briton.

Draper runs Popyrin ragged on the first point of the Australian's serve but roles are reversed on the next as the Brit pushes into the net.

No further marks on Popyrin's report card as he sees off another hold and keeps us on serve.

Draper takes the hold to 15 after finding some good first serves.

He's going to have to make a move soon as both men power through their service games.

Popyrin takes the hold to love with another confident service game.

He's operating well behind his first serve, winning 20 points off the 24 times he's hit one.

Draper, meanwhile, has won just 12 points off his first serve.

A good start to set two for Draper as he takes the hold to love when Popyrin floats one long.

A big cheer from the crowd as Draper steps up to the baseline to get things going in set two.

He's going to need some encouragement from the home supporters now.

Jordan Butler
BBC Sport

“I love being in England. It reminds me of home,” said Alexei Popyrin in a very recent ATP interview. “The history, the crowd, the feeling in London. I love it. And Queen’s is my favourite tournament on the circuit.”

Despite this being his favourite Tour-level meet the Australian has only registered one win here – his first round victory against compatriot Aleksandar Vukic yesterday.

But he's going well here against the second seed.

A roar of relief as Popyrin produces a big ace to take the opening set at the third attempt.

Draper had his chances but it's the Australian who takes the opener in 37 minutes.

Another double fault!

One set point left for Popyrin to try to convert.

A run of 11 straight points for Popyrin ends with a double fault as he tries to serve out for the set.

He's got two more attempts to take it.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen's Club

Where did that come from!?

There's only been the briefest of breezes during this match to provide some respite from the sun, but suddenly that big gust appears and pinches someone's hat.

It has given the home crowd a much-needed cheer after a disappointing run of points for Jack Draper recently.

A sudden gust of wind has very strangely caused chaos on court.

Hats, papers and towels flying everywhere.

Goodness me, that's eight straight points, including saving two break points for Popyrin and he's got the break of serve.

He reads Draper's serve well with some super returns and takes the break at the first opportunity.

Oh, hello.

A brilliant return from Popyrin gets him to 0-30 before Draper's forehand drops long and that's three break points for the Australian.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen's Club

Barely an empty seat in the stands here on centre court and everyone is engrossed in this tight contest so far.

Both players have been serving well but one or two mistakes have crept in more recently. Could we see the first break soon? Draper almost got it there.