Canada v GB Davis Cup

COMMENTATOR: Great Britain have done it in the most suspect secular

style! -- spectacular. It was one of the most glorious days in British

sporting history, winning the Davis Cup for the first time in many many

years. They were semifinalist last year and today they start their

campaign in Ottowa, against Canada. Before we look ahead of that tie,

let's see the draw... No Roger Federer or Stan Wawrinka

for Switzerland. Front look as though they could go forward and

meet the winner of Canada versus Great Britain. Though the Djokovic

the only player in the Davis Cup from the top ten. Leading the team

from great writ is Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund, who has been growing

with confidence and experience over the past three years. Plenty of

experience in the doubles on both sides of the net. Let's see what the

captain, Leon Smith, feels about the tie ahead.

In the singles front, it looks like we are favourite in the Davis Cup

rankings do not mean an awful lot with the crowd and the courts. They

have played well at the slams over five steps and they now have Davis

Cup experience. He sounds very positive. John, you know what it is

like in the captain 's jet but now suddenly, Leon Smith has a couple of

world-class players without Andy Murray. Who thought that would have

happened. It is good because sometimes Andy cannot play and it is

good to have backup. We could conceivably keep winning with Davis

Cup. For the doubles, Jamie Murray and Dominic Inglot very good. Andy

is aiming to win everything he can in the game. Jamie has been very

consistent in the big doubles matches but they have lifted the

bar. Fantastic to have two players in the top 50. They have a lot of

tennis ahead of them. They could be challenging for many years to come.

Up against a 17 or old, familiar face from Wimbledon who won the

junior at Wimbledon. A name we are going to look forward to for years

to come. Denis Shapovalov. When he learns to harness those weapons,

which he should, he will be a big talent. He is fearless. He will

learn to temper it it a little bit but he is exciting and a great Balde

striker and he will be very good. We expected to bring you the first time

but in fact it has been completed and Dan Evans won it in straight

sets. Shapovalov showed some potential

with the serving and big hitting but Dan Evans was unstoppable. The

consistency and experience. Breakpoint, Shapovalov, really doing

the right thing but Evans showing the right thing. After he got a

head, when he got the break, he never looked back. It was a very

controlled performance. Well done to Dan Evans because of the pressure

was on. It was a must win match and we have all been in that situation

and no how much pressure that is. I thought he played superbly well, he

went up against an unknown, yes, he has played against them in a match

challenge last year but he is number one in the country in terms of this

Davis Cup and I thought he was very professional. He never let his

opponent get into the match. He looked like a controlled player stop

a player who knows his strengths, knows that to play the game and very

strong. You would think it was a home tie.

Only a few hundred there but they are making their presence felt. A

difficult and strong player as well the opponent for Kyle Edmund? Vasek

Pospisil will present a lot of problems. He likes a fast court and

he will come forward. He has had success in the doubles court winning

Wimbledon a couple of years ago. If he was to pick his favourite

surface, Kyle Edmund, he would not this one. He is more of a favourite

now because in the first set, Vasek Pospisil held his serve and

immediately called the trainer. This is really worrying for the Canadian

team because of this is their must win match. Absolutely, they need to

win this match and the doubles. He has had the trainer on twice

already, not a good sign and you do not like to see this. Surprising in

the way it happened. This is not a good situation. That was the

situation just a few games ago. We are heading towards the end of

there have been a few breakpoint. John and Jamie thank you very much.

John is on the way to the commentary box.

And even sided fan. He is aware of the leg, not sure it is much more

than an eagle. -- niggle. First set pretty big, you would imagine for

this man. Playing at home. Great Britain one rather to love. --

rubber. Kyle Edmund has a bit of freedom knowing that Great Britain

are one up. Lots of chatter, quite a contrast. UMPIRE: Time.. Scoreboard

pressure for Kyle Edmund to deal with here. Serving to stay in this

opening set. He moved so well for a man at six

foot four. Very awkward for Edmund. Good defence. Pospisil has stolen

the opening set, 6-4. 43 minutes. How quickly things can turn around.

He looked so solid on serve, Kyle Edmund. It looked like classic

scoreboard pressure. A few points were Kyle Edmund made errors early

in the point where as if it was on a slightly more medium pace the court

he would not have made that mistake. Every ball you are expected to do

something here just in case your opponent does. Jamie, when the

surface is so different. Melbourne was so quick, quicker than it has

been for years. This is another to step faster. It is freezing outside,

hot inside this arena, but totally different environment. Don't forget,

they would have been there at least a week so they have had some time to

get used to it full and British weather is not exactly amazing so we

are also used to playing indoors as well so I guess that is our natural

game has developed indoors. What is happening here is quite simply Kyle

Edmund's game, the way he plays, it is quite difficult for him to be as

effective on this court. Whereas Pospisil, he knows that the court is

utilising his strengths. Just the four winners. Even though he has had

the medical timeout and further rubdown on the knee, he looks to be

moving fine. He is going to be a hand will on this surface.

Especially now that he's one set up. Kyle doesn't look like he has broken

sweat yet. He is definitely not pushing off

freely on his left leg, off the serve..

There is a lot of tennis to be played in this match. Let alone the

rest of the weekend. Gave him half a chance and Edmund

took it with both hands. What a pass that was. This could well be the

moment that just sparks a little bit of extra energy into Kyle Edmund.

Certainly the pressure has come on. 40- zero to deuce.

And important hold and he keeps momentum. A tough game.

Just looks concerned, in the conversation, there. I guess about

the leg. I definitely think something has happened. He is not

100%. Hands on hips. Boy, it is day one and he has to win three rubbers

this weekend. He is literally tip toeing around

the court. Never easy when you know something

is going on down at the other end but not sure what.

He has backed off on the returns and now he is backing off on the server.

That is a way of finding some rhythm and build confidence. He really

needs to hold here with his opponent ailing.

He cannot push off, he cannot run. Kyle Edmund obviously aware of that

stop rubbing his hands together. That is probably the best second

serve he has hit. Jumped out of court.

He would have challenged the call came late. Second double fault of

the game. Breakpoint. A great response from Edmund. He

needs to get fired up. APPLAUSE.

He can't believe it. He just can't believe it. UMPIRE: Please do not

make any comments between the first and second set. Thank you.

Such a big game. It is a big serve, on a big point. This is where the

bench and the captain is important. He looks like he is definitely

disrupted by what's going on. Similar to what happened to Federer

in the semi-final against Wawrinka. Wawrinka left the court with a knee

injury and he came back with it taped and Federer couldn't deal with

it for two sets. Well, two minutes Sharp now in

levels and that was pretty big because a breakdown, with a man

effectively on one leg, it makes the journey that much longer already.

You've got one of those at home. Not of myself.

First love service game. All eyes on this man. Six feet four, 193

centimetres. We were talking about how the players these days seem to

be getting slimmer and slimmer. He is still strong and thickset. He is

a strong guy. He has the old serve volley build. Even if he was 100% of

wood expect him to come forward. I would be amazed if we didn't see two

or three points where he served the volley. You can see in the last game

he is very natural and he knows when to put face on and face. A lot of

doubles that really helps with that. Kyle Edmund will feel uncomfortable

with that. Certainly on his backhand side. How tough is it to play

against someone you know is carrying an injury. It is the focus side.

Really difficult. In this situation it's a massive match, a World Group,

and it is on a court surface where if it is just a bit of a twig or

annoyance actually the court surface allows you to get away with it. If

this was on a slow outdoor hardcourt, where it is 35 degrees

and 30 stroke rallies every time you can't get away with it. But here,

Kyle Edmund will still have to find a way to alt play his opponent on

this court. That's a good start. It plays on your mind even more. A test

of character for Edmund. Even when he has time on the

forehand he doesn't look as settled as you would normally see.

APPLAUSE. That's the difficulty here. Vasek Pospisil just uses the

pace and serve and gets really deep in return. It doesn't matter what's

going on the other end, it is cut shot on this court to do anything

with. -- tough shot. Sets up another break point.

He is clearly targeting the big weapon of Edmund to good effect. A

set, 3-1. 20 minutes ago I was saying goes

longer exchanges, Edmund was winning. Well, that's the best one

Pospisil has played so far and what a big point that was.

Adrenaline is a good thing too. He has got plenty of that today.

Edmund must be hoping he plays the backhand more. How often has Edmund

thought that, if he is? He is quick, isn't he? His two best

moment so far have been two forehand passing shots. The speed in his arm

is just a flick of the rest -- wrist.

APPLAUSE. 26 out of the last seven games. Since the medical timeout.

It is amazing what the Davis Cup can do for you.

No real surprises. Second serves mainly going into the Edmund

backhand. Sometimes it takes just one win to turn your fortunes

around. We talked about his year last year, a poor start to this

year. Hardly winning a match, losing the first round of a challenge

coming in here. I think mentally for him absolutely that would be huge. I

think there's a lot of tennis even still in this match to be played and

Edmund will be trying to find a solution. I think if there's one

perhaps question mark around his game, it would be the times I've

seen him when a match has gone in a particular direction, a pattern,

Kyle Edmund has struggled to do much to turn it around. I think this is a

massive challenge for him right here. He's got the ability to do it,

I just wonder... It's a question of unlocking something in his mind.

He hardly moved in that point. Dominated the centre of the court.

Reminds me of Andre Agassi towards the end of his playing days. Justice

dams and moves you around, almost like a squash player.

Still struggling with that puzzle we talked about, Edmund.

APPLAUSE. He is confused. Enough to break

point -- not enough. That's amazing, what we're seeing

here. It really is. 5-1. Kyle Edmund has taken on games

in the medical timeout. The very next one! After that break.

So much of this game is in the mind. Especially when you get to the

higher level, like these guys are out. Similar abilities. OK,

different styles, but the margins... If you go inside the headspace of

Pospisil and Edmund you would see some very different things at the

moment. The credit Pospisil is doing here,

he is doing it so well. As John Lloyd said earlier, when you

have home advantage you dock of the court to your best possible

advantage. -- doctor the court. That's what they are showing in this

matchup. Eight out of the last nine games. He

is on the verge of that with three set points. Two sets to love lead.

Holds to love. Canada. Two set up. It just got a whole lot harder for

Kyle Edmund. What does Leon Smith say right now do you think west for

me there's one simple instant tactical shift that you can make

straightaway. Kyle Edmund with his forehand loves, when he is in his

own forehand corner, he loves to pull the ball across court into the

opponent's forehand. And then he also loves to go inside in with the

forehand. Well, Pospisil's best shot is his forehand. He needs to start

getting onto the Foran. Whether that means unique to get into the net, I

don't know. But he needs to get into the opponent's weakness. Kyle Edmund

needs to win from two sets behind. I'm watching in the studio. John,

Lee Yon is trying to get through, trying to turn this match around.

But he is making all sorts of areas and miss hitting shots. Yes, he is

playing an awful match at the moment, Kyle Edmund. What's

surprising is he has come such a long way. Just look at, 45, he has

to get that up. And one unforced error to 11. That's where he is

losing. And also four winners. Kyle Edmund usually hits four winners of

his forehand aunties and finding it on this course. He hasn't adjusted

to the speed of the court at all. For me there's no presence with Kyle

Edmund. He looks like he has gone into this shell and for this

experienced player, he has played a lot of matches and is ranked in the

top if we, there should be more than AMP -- more of an imposing look

about him. Smith has said a lot of stuff. He has got to get together

quickly. Yes, time is running out. So important for Kyle Edmund to keep

holding his own serve and start pushing the scoreboard, finding a

way back into this match. You saw him jog, Pospisil. He has

been taking some sort of anti-inflammatory or some sort of

medication, is it easing the pain? To set up certainly will. -- two

sets. He has still only lost two points

behind his second serve. Dan Evans on his way back courtside. It did

look long. You can imagine Andy Murray on a

quick court like this may be reverting to block returned just to

get a lot of balls back. You rarely see that type of flexibility from

Edmund. It is a fair point. Just get into the point somehow. The point

about using his forehand and getting into Pospisil's back, for me that's

quite a basic thing he needs to do and I take the point that you want

to play to your strengths, but if your strengths aren't working a

massive part of this game is actually turning that on its head

and starting to think, OK, I know what I do well, what does he not

want me to do? Have to think of it like that and I don't think much of

going on right now. If he is going to get higher up that

ranking ladder, he is 47 now, that's a must do. For me that's the next

step for him. I think that would take a different level again.

He is moving freely now, Pospisil. This match is slipping away very

quickly from Great Britain. No wonder his cheeks are read! --

red! What a fascinating point that was.

Pospisil could not have set that up any better. Just a lack of a split

stick at the wrong time. Fair play for Edmund for sticking in.

He was putting all of that weight on the right leg. The left leg is the

trouble leg. Protecting it as best he can

The defensive shot he hit back, that is what you are looking at on the

return. Below the height of the net, that is the shot you want to hit.

Four points in a row, how timely is that? Just keeps a bit of a Davon on

the crowd. Fighting to survive, here, Edmund. Interesting point to

make, when things are going against it technically, he does not seem to

be able to switch things up. How is the going to be able to develop

that? It seems it is my way or the highway. It is subtle. You make a

good point. In this situation, something not working, he will not

start serve and bowling or chip charging, it is not something as

extreme as that. It is a subtle shift in mind. You need to do

something. It is not a question of me continuing down the path and

doing it better and thinking it will be OK. This is not quite working,

why don't I try blocking a few returns. This time I'm going to

choose a different ball flight. It is subtle things like that which

Andy Murray is the world 's best at that, perhaps ever. He was not in

Australia against there of but it is a rarity. -- Kverev.

It speed off the line. On this court, it does not need much

encouragement. It has been phenomenal, the pace of

the matches. Obviously, that court is quick no one is hanging around.

It is great to see. You need to keep warm. LAUGHTER. It is minus 14. They

skate to work on the can now which is completely frozen over! -- Canal.

You need to worry about where you park your car.

He has really struggled with that quick one. Pushed for time. Pospisil

has had a lot of success with that shot.

He has no support from any other players for the final of the Davis

Cup was put it on neutral ground. No atmosphere, potentially and then who

doctors the court? All the things that need to be really discussed,

that is not one of them. Agreed. Ouch. 163 kilometres per hour and

the return missed by quite a way. You do not have much time to get out

of the way, do you? It makes you seat, if Raonic was here, you'd have

to be wearing Armagh. That would be the ultimate message, it is hard to

make a cannot see any obvious plan to get back into this match but I

think the main thing is you have the opportunity. You can keep your nose

in front. Your number one job is to keep in that position as long as you

can and you can turn to the best of five sets around, one step and then

the next step. Leon Smith has been his captain for his career on the

Davis Cup. He is getting to know Kyle Edmund. Obviously, heavily

involved in British tennis. Leon Smith, knowing your player, knowing

when to speak, what they can take in. He is becoming a great captain.

Pospisil, to set up, 2-3 down in the third.

This is just the third time he has had the head start on a macro to --

Pospisil service game. Over 30 unforced errors from Edmund,

now. He has only lost eight points on

serve. He has been a really relax, really smooth. It has felt like he

is continually putting the pressure back on Edmund. See what you can do,

can you hold? He has been buying time for a while, Edmund, but there

is not a lot left. For me, I do not understand that

shot. It is going back to the strength of the opponent and he has

missed by ten feet. He has been doing that full past 1.5 hours,

change it. They can be stubborn some of these players. Especially when

you are good and they are very good players.

Everytime he plays the way you suggest, he gets results. Is this

another .1 or how he wondered, how will he see it?

Can you imagine how many matches that woman has watched? !

Look at the trouble he has had controlling that serve on the

backhand side. Makes an awful lot of sense from

here. He is taking care of his serve, pushing that scoreboard. It

does not take much to turn a match around, especially a five set match.

Momentum is important. Edmund is doing a great job in this set of

keeping the lead on the scoreboard, holding his serve. I think,

certainly since the first half-hour, if Pospisil was to lose these serve,

that would be a great momentum change. This is his chance to win

the match. He has been on top for a long period of time. Communication

from the captain this time not there. Just giving him some space.

7000 seats, the first time tennis has been held in this arena.

Not getting much of a look in, Kyle Edmund. Zero from three in the

breakpoints. A new set of balls. He needs to get

that first Serbian. -- serve in. His confidence has grown in this

match. That was almost exactly the same as the first point on this

match. Huge power on that forehand. He is so feet. -- fit. He has really

had trouble with cramps but he is really looking at how he can prevent

that. Leaving no stone unturned, Edmund.

Can the scoreboard help Great Britain here? Pospisil will serve to

stay in this third set. LAUGHTER. The support Britain have had over

the years is phenomenal. What a ride we have had over the last couple of

years. I imagine a lot of people will see, with the crowd support,

all the great matches they have seen, Great Britain lifting the

trophy. That weekend was one of the best tennis experiences I have had

in my life. That diehard tennis, the atmosphere was incredible. It really

was. I did not see much dancing like that. That was a plus. LAUGHTER He

has pretty much had this match his own way, Pospisil.

Business as usual. He is finding that tea on both the juice and add

court. -- deuce. Edmund has not hit a ball yet, in

this game. He was either just being stubborn a

gang war he is not focusing on the play you have highlighted a while

ago. An obvious chance there again, also the top stay in the point. You

cannot hurt Kyle Edmund from deep in the backhand corner. It has very

quickly flashed like, your chance is gone. -- flashed by. 16th ace.

No more challenges for Edmund. If they reach a tie-break, he will

receive an extra one. Good to see some animation from

Edmund in the last two points. He found a good first serve, a mentally

tough point at Love 30. He is fabulous! You can say his leg

is better. Definitely one of the best point of the match. Especially

from the baseline, Pospisil was so quick to get around to use his

forehand and Edmund was in trouble. Deep second serve. Skidded off the

line. Oh, my God, that is huge. Huge.

Terrific hold from 0- 30. He is hanging in by the capital H. She

fended off a lot of energy and heat from Pospisil. That last point...

The other thing about going back to the backhand, that was a great shot

but he was also just hitting the ball back in the direction that it

came. You see how his hitting it straight back, not changing

direction. If you change direction it makes the shot doubly difficult

and more errors come of it. But he has not made many inroads into the

service game. If he gets a second serve, it might be worth coming into

the net. Can you imagine the effect it would have on Pospisil? It seems

to be a modern day thing. If they are not returning that great, they

are loaded to change the position. Pospisil serving to stay in the set

once again. There is the block return you called

for. The pressure of the scoreboard, it was enough.

The mood has suddenly changed in the arena.

He has just about hung on to. Oh. That was tricky. It was. Edmund did

well to get that serve back. It was a very good serve. Pospisil just

held it on his racquet. This is high quality ten ish. Such

an important time as well. -- tennis. Pospisil will do nothing

more than just holding his position at the net. Very clever.

On the two hour mark, ace number 8 comes down. It will be a tighter

break to settle this third set. He gets the challenge back. Pospisil

has four. He is very close to 90% of his first

receives, Pospisil. He is 70% behind in his second.

Is that on the line? We'll have a look.

He went after him there, Pospisil to give it the effect. When he broke...

When you add that intent on that point from Pospisil to punish the

end in the second serve. Add that on to a couple of big serves with his

record, it will be very difficult for Edmund. The next two points are

crucial. We have been hearing that noise from

him very early on in the match. The first round in Doha. He won a couple

of matches. First round of a challenger coming in to this Davis

Cup first round. You would think that last year as well, he lost in

the first round of tournaments 14 times.

He is very close to getting a win here.

Four match points for Vasek Pospisil.

The way he has been serving, he has got two points, the tie is level.

Two hours and 8 minutes of very impressive tennis, especially on the

serve for Pospisil. As devastating as Dan Evans was in the first match,

it has been reversed. They are 1-1. It wasn't looking good that first

half hour. It looked like he may have picked up a bit of an injury.

That's a distant memory now. I felt like he had more of a plan on the

court. Obviously he executed his game plan very well. The court

suited him better but you can't really argue with that result. He

played the better tennis and he deserved the win. A quick exit from

Edmund. He did try to block that return to get it into the play but

he left it a bit late before he was prepared to go outside of his own

A-game if you like. It was a learning curve for the youngster. I

think you look the way the first set went, it was the middle of the

second set that got away far too quickly. That is a very difficult

ask against anyone. Hopefully we will hear from

Pospisil. He will besite of course that's for sure. He served really

well. It was outstanding. 86% for points run behind his first second.

70% behind his second. Saved all three break points. It's a

tremendous in how Davis Cup can turn your fortunes around. It's one

rubber apiece. He certainly certainly turned his form around as

well. A very disappointing 2016, then he has come out firing. So

solid there, 88% of first serves in. I am not sure we are going to hear

this. There we are, so we will have our interview with Vasek, hopefully

we will hear from Leon Smith as well. 1-1, at the end of the day, a

wonderful performance from Dan Evans who defeated the 17-year-old from

Canada, 6 hn 3 -- 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. 1 all, we will be back for the doubles

on BBC Two. This is the world group as it stands at the end of the

opening day. Still one match to be completed. That's the United States

against Switzerland but Italy are two up against Argentina, German and

Belgium, Australia is two up. Jack Sock has put the US up but John

Isner has dropped the first set. Japan, are trailing 2-0 to France,

and Canada and Great Britain one all. Certificate Victoria, with

Novak Djokovic, two up against Russia and Croatia, 1-1 against

Spain. So, raise /*. John, let's get your thoughts on that match. We were

talking about how inconsistent in some ways that Kyle was looked. He

looked rushed. He didn't have any time on the ball. It didn'tly didn't

suit him. It was that -- it didn't suit him. It was that second set

that went away. Just watching the way he played. Somebody of his

ability, top 50 player, OK, he hasn't been playing that long on the

circuit but he had a enough experience now, that he should have

been able to hang in more on his serve. At least manage his serve. He

has playing against a player who has no confidence. His record has been

dreadful. You kind of sort of gut it out a little bit and show some

presence out there for somebody who is ranked as high as he. Is he

looked like the player who was bereft of confidence. Pospisil just

looked like he won the grand slam at the Australian Open. I thought his

attitude was not great today. It's difficult though when it's not your

sort of personality to puff your chest out, fist pump and everything

but you felt that he needed to do that, Pospisil was getting the crowd

behind him and he was jumping up and down and high fiving everybody. You

wanted Kyle to give something to his fans and his team-mates. As He is

top 50 now, that match really highlighted probably the one thing

in his game that I feel he needs to improve to go to the next level. At

the moment, there isn't a plan B at all. If the - the few times I have

seen him where he has come up against a player where the match-up

isn't too good or the court surface doesn't quite suit him. He wasn't --

he hasn't found a way where he can take a step back and he needs to do

something else. You can change that by getting yourself into the match.

Just one or two points can turn it around by getting involved a little

bit more. You are right. Pospisil, you could tell from the first or

second game. He was struggling to hold serve. I was almost thinking,

are you burning too much energiserly on. Kyle Edmund didn't say a thing

the whole time almost. I think it's tactics, his tactics were wrong as

well. I know he favours going inside in and pulling a forehand across

court. But Pospisil is so one sided, his forehand is so much better than

his backhand, every time Kyle went into Pospisil's forehand. He was

missing. Kyle fans look away now because here are a couple of

illustrations of just how poor Edmund was today. Thses are not just

-- these are not just forced errors, I haven't seen Kyle make errors like

this for a long time. His forehand is known as a big weapon, world

class but today, his forehand was not. Pospisil has a good forehand. I

thought the match-up with favour Kyle, the speed of the court, maybe

not but it was one sided. Kyle's forehand today, that's his go shot,

there were so many errors coming from places. He was rushed a bit

here and there. There were basic errors coming in. He looked somebody

who didn't have any wins under his belt. He had no confidence out

there. When we were looking at the trainer on set, this is looking good

for Kyle. What about the doubles if they haven't got Pospisil in the

doubles. He just - a second set he got better, the third set he gotten

better, the way he was jumping at the end of the match, he will be

back for the doubles. I thought there was a time that he may have to

push out. He wasn't pushing off his left leg. Like you say, there is no

better cure for an injury than a performance like that, an energy

like that. He will have a bit of time recover. He will definitely be

on the court tomorrow. Great for Pospisil today. But, Dan Evans,

earlier today, he put Great Britain up in his match against the

17-year-old Wimbledon junior champion, Denis Lovett-Murray. This

is how he finished it off -- - Denis Shapovlov. Wonderful scenes out

there against a player I am sure we will hear more about. Dan Evans

carrying on from the Australian Open. Let's hear what he had to say

to Michael Beattie after the match. You are on top of this match. What

was the difference? I tried to get on top early. That was my plan, to

silence him a bit and not give him much confidence on the court, to -

an then, I did that very well and got - I sort of rolled him from then

on. And then - I am happy with how I played. We can hear behind us, the

support is pretty strong. Considering how many Canadians are

here. They are making a lot of noise. I? I am so happy for them.

Hopefully we can have something to sing about on Sunday. Is there

something in 2017 that has clicked for you or has this been a

combination of a long time's work. It has been a cumulative. I have

been working hard for the last few years. I am starting to show a bit

of form. Great performance today. Thank you, cheers. He is in

tremendous form. 1-1, Nestor and Pospisil up against Jamie and

Dominic. I think this is the best match of the on paper. Daniel Nestor

is so experience, he is an Everreadiy battery - he keeps on

going. Pospisil, the way he served and the speed of this court. They

are not going to be easy to break. Inglot, he was number five. This

match won't be on as easy as it looks on paper. I think this could

be a close one. Looking forward to. That is tomorrow, you will be able

to see it on BBC Two. I hope you enjoyed it from all of us here. Bye

bye.