Spain v GB: Day 3 Davis Cup

Welcome to the final day of

competition in this Davis Cup tie

between Great Britain and Spain.

After a disappointing loss in the

doubles yesterday Spain have the

advantage. The League 2-1, just one

win away from a place in the

quarterfinals. Britain must win

boast single matches today to make

it through. There is still

speculation Kyle Edmund might come

in on the fifth match is a decider

but for that to happen we need

another inspired performance from

this man.

Stunning.

What a way to get the break. Cameron

Norrie will serve for set three.

Great Britain have just taken the

first set of the weekend. Terrific

effort.

Made it!. Is that the shot of the

match? He's got the double break in

the fourth set. Would you believe

it? Cameron Norrie has taken Roberto

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there have been plenty of points in

this match and this may be the

biggest so far. Norrie with the

double break. Two match points. Has

there ever been a better debut win

in Davis Cup than that? Star has

born Emma beer.

He was the hero on Friday, can he

cause another huge upset today

against a player ranked 21 in the

world, Alberto Ramos-Vinolas?

We are concentrating on Norrie

against Ramos-Vinolas. It's another

big match for Cameron but he proved

so much to us including himself on

Friday.

Nobody was expecting him to

come through and win let alone from

two set and a break down. It is

another massive match him, how often

do we see it in the big events like

the Grand Slams you have an underdog

producing a massive win and you

think can they come back the next

day or two days later and back it

up? It is like today to produce

another one that would be an even

bigger result than Friday I think.

I'd might guess but he thrives in

team competition which stems from

his time in US college tennis.

Exactly, it's a lot of pressure but

nothing like the Davis Cup. He went

out there and embraced the occasion

and from being 2-0 down and a break

I am still in shock you wonderful

the match and I think the whole team

and the whole tennis world is. One

of the most impressed results ever.

What was said was will we get a

reaction today? We had a day off,

then the phone calls and the text

messages, it would've been Leon

Smith's job to say great but there

is another match and 24 hours so

come down.

The way in which he

played, the manner, he has to

remember how he played those last

three sets because it was such

attacking tennis.

He mentioned he

focused on getting on top of the

ball and using his forehand. That is

one of the things I was most

impressed about. He was not lulled

into playing his opponent 's game,

he played his own game and got on

top of the lefty forehand and build

but he staggered into the backhand

side. What will be, he does not have

the same advantage to swing the ball

out because it will be going to

Ramos-Vinolas's forehand. When he

came forward he won so many points

from the net so he will want to use

that again.

And although

Ramos-Vinolas won it was not that

dominant performance in beating Liam

Broady.

No, I thought Liam Broady

played very well even if he didn't

win. He ended up not taking a break

points he had and then he had set

point in the tie-breaker so he could

have won two sets and I thought

Ramos was very tight and his captain

was even more nervous than he was! I

am fascinated by this because we

don't know, there is so much

pressure on the Spaniard as well, he

is supposed to win by everyone.

Everything was bothering him, the

tension of his racket, he did not

feel comfortable out there.

Speculation about Kyle Edmund, he

was out practising yesterday and

Liam Smith had denied practising

again today. Going through a fair

old work-out. We are confident if

needed he will step up -- Leon Smith

had him out practising again today.

He is trying to get him as close as

he can to match fitness, we don't

know if Norrie is being put in

because Kyle is not fit enough, or

if it's a tactical sense to think we

need to win the two matches, you

would think the best chance is with

Kyle Edmund and Cameron Norrie, not

Kyle Edmund and Liam Broady.

It

changes, if Kyle Edmund came in, all

the pressure would be an Liam Broady

so his only option was to play at

that way.

I think if Norrie pulls

off another upset we will have

changes on both sides.

I think Kyle

will play, I do not think they would

put Bautista Agut after his

performance. I think he's gone. It

will be interesting to what happens.

He just has to get off to a good

start doesn't he?

He started very

well on Friday, for two up then he

lost his momentum and I think I

mentioned on the day you could see

the belief disappearing in front of

your eyes then he managed to get

that back. He will want to start the

match in the exact same way.

Interestingly looks quite cold this

morning so conditions will be a bit

more slow. We don't know how both

players are going to react. Ramos

was very inconsistent. Although we

saw what Cameron can do on Friday he

is still an unknown player for his

opponent so we will have to spend

time figuring out, what he can do,

how can counter what Cameron Norrie

is doing.

Ramos-Vinolas will not

take this lightly having seen what

Cameron is capable of. He played way

above his ranking.

That is what you

talk about the Davis Cup, players

playing above the ranking and below

the ranking and Cameron lost the

occasion. I liked how he kept saying

to Leon Smith about his physicality

because I think Leon

to Leon Smith about his physicality

because I think Leon, you get

concerned, he's never played five

sets, but he said physically I feel

I am better than my opponent so he

has the confidence which is great to

see. He loved the occasion so I

don't think the physicality will be

a problem. He can stay out there all

day long.

He plays lots of matches

on the challenger circuit, it's hard

graft when you are that far down the

world rankings.

You mentioned it

before Friday, he won a lot of

tennis matches at the end of last

year and although they are

challenger, not the main tour, he is

still beating players between 200

and 100 and will have been some top

100 players in that tournament as

well. It will be interesting to see

how Ramos comes out because the

Spanish reaction yesterday to what

happened on Friday fantastic I

thought. The doubles, potentially

50-50 but they got a bit of a fright

on Friday and I think having the

experience of low pay is on the

court made a difference so I expect

Ramos to be razor sharp -- the

experience of having Lopez on the

court.

Very different styles between

the captains. Leon so supportive,

Sergi Bruguera, his first time as

captain and he got quite animated

with Ramos-Vinolas.

Sometimes when

you have a captain who has been as

great a player as Sergi Bruguera

they find it hard to relate to

somebody missing shots because they

did not miss any. You have to be

careful you don't give too much

information. When you have young

players out you tend to talk more

and when you have experienced

players you talk less. I thought

Sergi Bruguera was going the

opposite way. It will be interesting

to see if he can sit down.

We will

learn a lot from the first few

games. Thank you, that is the match

we are looking forward to, can

Cameron Norrie do it again?

COMMENTATOR: Very chilly conditions.

COMMENTATOR: Very chilly conditions.

Bit of a breeze and quite a lot of

cloud over the mountains. What a

stunning backdrop and then uses. --

and venue this is.

Two lefties, the first meeting

between the two.

The president of the ITF on the

left.

Break point straightaway for Spain.

The forehand is such a weapon.

Certainly developing into one.

Did not do enough on the ball, you

could see it just sitting there.

Plenty of time, look at the

forehand.

When you look at these points and

you get the cold weather it makes

conditions even slower and this

clay-court is slow already without

these weather conditions so putting

the ball away here there is going to

be a lot of working of the legs in

this match.

Norrie's journey on Friday for hours

one minute.

one minute. Ramos-Vinolas a couple

of hours. A big difference.

It is

but the way Cameron Norrie played it

it was like he was just going out

for a match in the park. The last

three sets it was like, physically,

no problem. Looked like he could

have played another two sets on that

first day.

The last three sets

three, two and two.

Impossible.

Served nine double faults on Friday

which was a bit of an issue.

Third break point of the game.

The perfect start for Spain.

He's not got that much experience

himself in Davis Cup, Ramos-Vinolas.

Won in straight sets on Friday but

did not play the sort of tennis

which has seen them get to number 21

in the world. This is still a big

day and occasion for him.

Of course,

closing out the Davis Cup match,

there is no more attention in the

tennis player 's career than Davis

Cup. I think it's up there with

Grand Slams. It's something

different, you don't want to let

down your team-mates are your

country. It's so big. If you can

play well in Davis Cup you can play

well anywhere and that is why it was

so impressive with Cameron Norrie

because it shows he's a big occasion

player and relished what was in

front of him. That's just great for

the future. Not a good start here

but we did not have a good start on

the first day either and it didn't

make a difference so certainly no

need to panic. Very early days.

Are looking to boss as Leon Smith

told him to do on Friday.

The

forehand to forehand battle, lefty

to lefty, that be interesting.

Came into the net so well on Friday

again, that has to be part of his

plan today.

He will certainly try

but the conditions look so heavy,

you can see in these rallies so far

he's not had many shots that he

could come in at the moment. It's

early days at the moment but good

length from the Spaniard so far.

Will not see many of those from him

either. Ramos-Vinolas, you're not

coming up against a feared server so

if you are down a break you almost

have a hit on almost every serve but

then he serves the ace just to show

I don't know what I'm talking about.

Three aces against Broady.

Which is

not a lot.

Seems to be a lot more top dressing

on the court today. Just to slow it

down even more. Home advantage and

all that.

The groundskeeper smacked

out last night at midnight and dump

the whole lorry-load. They wouldn't

do a thing like that, would they?

No...

That's good tennis.

Beat Andy Murray when he was world

number one in Monte Carlo last year.

That is the calibre of the man.

It is interesting, just looking at

this match again, very early days

but Ramos-Vinolas, we talk about

Cameron Norrie and what the win did

for him but I think the win against

Liam Broady did a lot for him as

well because even though he should

have won the match it was a live

Davis Cup rubber and he did not play

well but he got through it. Ready to

me he looks sharper in his first two

games. Looks more authoritative.

More confident. His captain giving

him a nod, did not see many of those

in the first match until about match

point.

As you mentioned it is tough backing

up such a great win, even with a day

off, it is never easy. Not to have a

let down

no.

That is magnificent. What a shot.

Cannot get that backspin drop shot

back. Brilliant.

Already trying to

change it up, Norrie.

Good slice

there and this one here, to drop

shot like that of the no peace shot,

look at the side spin, beautiful

shot.

That's a rare mistake but you're

right about Cameron Norrie backing

it up, it's almost, I am sure Leon

when he saw him in the locker room

said enjoy this for about an hour

then switch off. The match is over.

Was he looking to serve and volley

there?

It was a good serve, I will

tell you that much. This is a big

game for him.

This is a fantastic start from

Ramos-Vinolas.

He is playing well

isn't he? Looks very sharp.

Almost hit the Sorbus -- service

line and Norrie surprised by it,

didn't move.

Just magnificent. He is showing

everybody here why he is number 21

in the world.

In the first match did

not sure that to be honest. It was a

very edgy looking match and he just

got the get out, to get it through,

the won ugly to use that term. But

today, now you will see him, you see

why he has had the wins he has had.

He is looking very difficult, at the

moment, early doors, but where is

Cameron Norrie going to penetrate

and get the winners?

We saw on

Friday what a quick learner he was

and it's his first time ever as a

pro player on a clay court, the way

he learnt and changed things up,

it's big puzzle today.

I think one

thing right away is on the ground

strokes when he does get pushed

back, as soon as he hits the ball

hug the baseline. We have already

seen two drop shots which are being

won and that's a tactic the Spanish

players are going to use. You can

always go backwards and hit the ball

and come back forwards again so you

are ready for the drop shot. That's

one thing right away to look at. But

at the moment he's just not missing.

It is a cold day today, 12 Celsius,

just 53 Fahrenheit.

The locals did

their homework on the weather

forecast!

Well done.

In the first match, I

don't remember the sliced backhand

being so good. So far he's used that

shot very well, a lot of bite on

that shot.

Was that in?

It was.

They both love their forehands.

Good

length on that one.

Hiding the baseline there, trying to

take away the time from

Ramos-Vinolas, still think he has to

do that.

Trying everything. It is impossible

to play any better than this.

He

started off so well. It is amazing

what a winning does to you. His body

language is different. On the first

day he looked timid, even though he

was winning, he never looked

comfortable. Today there is a spring

in his step. An authority about him

that looks pretty impressive.

The land. Didn't see that on Friday.

Is it possible to start a match too

well sometimes, especially three out

of five?

Not really. As long as you

don't think about it and think, I am

playing well.

Then it is easy now

for Norrie to overplay.

Exactly.

Again, in the first match, he lost

the first two sets and down a break,

but certainly didn't panic. In his

short career, you can say he has

done that.

He turned professional

last year.

Amazing.

Well done.

Interesting, at the start

of the match on Friday, his little

experience on clay, Norrie wasn't

sliding into the drop shots. But by

the end of the match, he was. It is

such a learning curve, this surface.

He was hitting winners of both wings

on Friday. Encouraging to see one

there.

That is brilliant. That really was.

The slice, it really took off from

his racket. I thought it was going

to be so low, almost need a wedge to

get this one up. But he got

underneath there and whipped it

crosscourt. Excellent shot. Well

done. On the scoreboard, Norrie.

Something for them to cheer about.

We had some strong clues with Norrie

with his college career, as we

talked about. He went to the Texas

Christian University, the top ranked

college player, the first time the

university had had that order of

merit. He went a season undefeated.

Then he didn't play the NCAA last

time because he wanted to turn pro.

But to 114 in the world. To do it

back quite, very good signs.

Very

impressive and to come through the

college system in The States have

the year he had, the calibre of

tennis is very good. The pressure on

those matches they play every day,

is extreme and then go in the

futures and challengers. There are

good players on that circuit and to

break through as quickly as he has,

it is very impressive and then to

make his Davis Cup debut and treat

it like, this is what I have been

born to do and I am going to enjoy

the occasion. It is such a good

sign. Such a good sign.

This is a

huge test today. Great Britain have

to win both the reverse singles, to

win the tie. Sometimes that can just

release you. And Ramos-Vinolas,

knowing they just need one from two

can make you a bit tight. But far

from it. Been very impressive for 25

minutes so far.

It caught the line.

I think he

thought it was going wide when he

went soon hit it, he didn't get set.

His length at the moment, the

Spanish player is pinning Norrie

back. Back from the baseline, over

and over again. He did well to hang

in there in that rally.

Nicely done. From all areas of the

court.

court. They are in a good mood.

Victory in the doubles yesterday,

setting Spain up nicely.

So accurate. It is very difficult at

the moment for Norrie to get ahead

in the rallies. He is having to

defend all the time.

Just two, double faults in his match

on Friday.

Super.

That is one area where he

will have to take a few chances on,

his second serve. He took that nice

and early on the backhand and got

ahead in the rally.

ahead in the rally.

He is two from

six on his second serve,

Ramos-Vinolas.

Yes.

That is a very, very good break of

serve.

serve.

First serve percentage from

Norrie at the moment is under 50%.

It is hurting him. But he is back in

this opening set. The remembrance of

Friday, from all who witnessed it.

The Spanish camp will be more than

aware of that, it carries a bit of

weight.

It certainly does. It is

like, here he comes.

That is a little ambitious.

He is really getting back into this.

If he can hold here.

I think we have

an interesting set.

Ramos-Vinolas, has other ideas.

Another break point.

He breaks again, Ramos-Vinolas. Has

got the first set again by the

scruff of the neck.

He is giving him

too many looks at his second serve

at the moment. The first serve

percentage has got to get up. At

3030, two second service,

Ramos-Vinolas hit two second serve

and then right away got into an

attacking position and forced the

errors. On the clay court you have

to be at least in the 60%.

He is

still under 50% and that will not

get the job done. Not with the way

this man is playing today and

Ramos-Vinolas is

Ramos-Vinolas is getting 70% of his

first serves in. He was

quarterfinalist at the French couple

of years ago, so a typical clay

court player. It is going to be very

tough. He will be very tough to

beat. Very tough.

What a player he was on clay. Twice

the French champion in 93 and 94

will stop.

I am sure in his mind, he will be

thinking because he was so good on

clay. New balls the Ramos-Vinolas.

Serving for the opening set at 5-2.

The winner came from out of the

blue. He has got that ability.

Played well in the doubles

yesterday, Jamie Murray.

Thrill for him to partner his

younger brother, Andy.

It is the length he is hitting, the

forehand. Pushing back Norrie all

the time, not giving him any time to

breathe here.

I thought that was pretty close.

Two set points now.

Interesting change-up in that rally.

Couple of forehands from Norrie

where he took the pace of, with a

lot of spin, got it nice and deep.

Wow. Two double faults in the last

three points. From nowhere. He has

looked so secure, serving for the

set.

He is trying everything, Norrie.

Tried to change the pace up again in

that rally.

that rally.

He has got a lot of

plans up his sleeve. I am sure they

talked about that at the last

changeover, I would think.

Beautifully done. No way was he

missing that drop shot.

missing that drop shot.

Perfect time

to hit the drop shot. His opponent

is deep and he is inside the court

when he hit it.

Would you believe it?

Didn't see

that one coming.

He is what many

players would call, Norrie, a real

tennis player. He has got such a

good tennis brain.

He has, adapting

all the time.

First set looked gone.

And then the hiccup from

Ramos-Vinolas. But I think the

hiccup is caused by what he achieved

on Friday.

It certainly helped.

It would be an interesting service

game at 5-4. He should beat up a set

and a break, the way he has

dominated. But it is not over yet.

What a change-up. Beautiful

change-up.

change-up.

Look at the smiles now.

There is the change-up. High and

deep and then he pounces. He has got

him rattled. At the start of this

match, Ramos-Vinolas was in his own

zone. Now he is preoccupied with

what is coming at him from the other

end.

Exactly right.

Hit the net twice. Has been a

Spanish net this weekend.

It has. It

has. Although they say it evens out,

but that is a load of nonsense.

Tough point.

Right choice?

He made such a good

one, previous point, but from that

position he had the whole court to

go for the big forehand.

No way!

What was that? What a point.

That is the best point of the tie,

let alone this match. Exhausting

point and then to finish with that

shot. Incredible. Outstanding.

shot. Incredible. Outstanding. That

is a bit of respect.

Fabulous hold. Would not want to be

Ramos-Vinolas right now.

Now we have

got an interesting game coming up.

Totally out of the set,

Ramos-Vinolas showing everyone why

he has done what he has done and why

he is where he is yet this man

refuses to give up thinking about

how to make things happen.

He was

outclassed at the beginning but what

is so impressive is that he's got

plan B and plan C. He can change it

up which is so important. He's not a

1-piece player. He's changed his

game. You can see how hard he is

breathing, he was not run around

like this in the first match even

though it was four hours. These are

punishing rallies. But he's doing so

well, what a we to hang in there.

This is very exciting for British

tennis.

I cannot wait to see this

next game.

He is a rookie! What a

debut!

Both doing the Rafa Nadal thing,

sprinting. They said 0% chance of

rain today but that looks pretty

ominous. So what now?

ominous. So what now? 40-15 up in

his last service game then it got

unbelievably tight, serving for the

set again Ramos-Vinolas.

What must he be thinking, who is

this guy?

Yeah, I should be upset

and a break. Look at the look.

Funny bounce, has it caught the

line?

The umpire is a bit slow.

Has to go

to the exact mark. He's now looking

up and down the line, he doesn't

have the lying the exact mark.

I

think it's that one, maybe that one.

This is what the umpires have got to

do, then maybe get the line judge

up. To get the right mark.

I don't

know why he hesitated so long.

The

way his eyes when he did not know

which mark it was.

He didn't know

which one it was.

The ball did take

a funny sort of hop like it caught

the side.

That is what it looked

like.

It's a long gap now if he has

to hit a second serve.

He does have

to do, cannot change it now.

It is

all happening.

The umpire cannot possibly change it

if he does not know the correct

mark, he has to go with the

linesman.

That is one for the umpire I think.

Very accurate on the forehand side.

Nothing wrong with that tactic. Just

pulled it wide, but he took it

early. Two feet inside the baseline.

Oh my goodness!

What a volley! Are

you kidding?!

That had site spin and

was going back towards the net.

I

thought he was done, what a volley.

Seriously? What is your ranking?

LAUGHTER

It's another lifeline.

That is brilliant play. That was a

fabulous rally from both players.

What a lob that was from

Ramos-Vinolas. I thought he was out

of the point.

of the point.

This has turned into

such a great set of tennis.

Superb.

Did well in the end.

Did very well

in the end.

I'm not quite sure Leon can believe

what he is seeing either.

He is

suppressing a smile the whole time.

Turning around as if to say I knew

he had that in him. Practice is one

thing but this is a whole different

story in the match.

He's only gone and broken back

again.

Outstanding.

This is

remarkable. And how important this

opening set bearing in mind he was

on court for four hours and one

minute, Ramos-Vinolas two and a half

hours on Friday.

This is an

hour-long and it is only 5-5. I hope

his legs are in good shape because

if this continues like this it could

continue for five hours if the

tennis they have played like this,

it's exhausting watching it.

It's not the same as playing,

training. He's done it in one match

in his professional career and it

was only two days ago, again a half

ago, whatever. At some stage of this

goes long you would think that will

catch up to him but maybe not? Maybe

he is bionic?

Here we go now.

This is good, taking

his time.

his time.

Such a huge effort to get

back to 5-5.

Yes, taking his time,

not rushing. Visualising what he's

going to do.

It is that length again.

What a

seesaw set.

Fantastic tennis.

Three

more break points.

11 games, seven breaks.

Ramos-Vinolas will have another

chance to serve out the first set.

You have to admire him as well in

this case because he must have been

shell-shocked after losing the lead

that he had and then coming in, OK

he had some help from Cameron Norrie

in the first couple of points but

still he played a very good service

game to break. Couple of immaculate

forehands.

What a set.

It is amazing, and

conversations on both side of the

net, so much to talk about.

Of

course.

It's an amazing atmosphere. And the

tennis has inspired it. The

occasion, Davis Cup, but the tennis

they are producing, it is a party.

It's fantastic. The quality, Cameron

Norrie, it is amazing how far he has

come.

So pleased he's got a Welsh

mother.

What this time?

Don't ask me!

Tie-breaker would be a fitting end

to the set wouldn't it? What drama

that would be. Anyway, long way to

go.

Third time, Ramos-Vinolas

serving for this opening set.

A couple of tight points there. That

was the middle of the net, that

forehand.

Doesn't feel that they have had that

many unforced errors.

Just a fraction late getting to the

ball, Norrie.

Amazing, he's really not had to do

that much to get to 15-40 in this

game. As tight as one of those

drums.

.Net. Tight

got it. Tie-break it is. Norrie

deserves nothing less. Eight breaks

of serve in this set.

Decelerated on that second serve.

Settle, settle.

This happened after

he broke back the last time, lost it

a little bit, in terms of focus.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Not been a good front runner

in this set so far!

No.

Superbly done.

Really well done.

When he first went to hit the volley

I thought he was going to drift wide

but perfect control.

He is back with

us, Norrie.

He certainly is.

us, Norrie.

He certainly is. Hasn't

come to the net very often but

hasn't been able to.

Oh my goodness! He made that look so

easy! He circled stroke away.

Three

ridiculous winners in that set and

that was one of them. Looked like he

was out. Brilliant forehand. What a

reply.

If Ramos-Vinolas is not

thinking now how can I win this set?

Keys at the back and never thought

that was coming at him in a million

years.

He was half looking to see if Norrie

was coming in again, he's been

bamboozled here! Norrie is in front.

So resilient.

A look of shock.

I thought he was going to make that

as well.

What set of tennis.

It's an our own 12 minutes. -- it is

an hour and 12 minutes.

Just overcooked that forehand.

Three more set points.

Never knows when he is beaten.

That's a rare short ball that he had

the chance to attack, the length

from Ramos-Vinolas has been so good

but that one just leaned into it, to

get early.

Fourth set point.

A Titanic set of tennis comes to an

end, and and our and a quarter. --

one hour and a quarter.

Ramos-Vinolas comes away with it,

Spain are one setup. STUDIO: The

Spanish team with the huge sigh of

relief, they know how dangerous

Cameron Norrie is but he is still

very much in this match. We will be

right back with it but we can update

you with what is happening in the

world group.

world group. France leading 2-1

after winning the doubles in four

sets yesterday. What a thrill of

this was between Italy and Japan.

Having to save break and match

point, Fognini winning in five sets,

the toughest Davis Cup match he has

ever played he said. The winner of

this match will face Germany as they

beat Australia overnight with Zverev

defeating Nick Krygios in straight

sets. Krygios complaining of an arm

injury. Kazakhstan through, winning

the doubles to defeat Switzerland

3-0, dead robber today. Croatia 2-1

up against Canada.

The United States have wrapped up

victory against Serbia, winning the

doubles in four sets to win 3-0 and

Hungary, this young team winning the

doubles in five sets to keep the tie

allied against Belgium. 2-1 up

against last year 's runners-up.

That is what is happening in the

world group. Let's go back to the

match and see what Cameron Norrie

can do in the second set. Jamie

Bakker joining Chris Bradman for

this one. COMMENTATOR: Yes, what the

set of tennis we have witnessed.

It's such a great sport. I was

watching the last half hour, 45

minutes of that with the biggest

smile on my face.

How important that

Spain won the opening set?

It is

massive, for all of Cameron Norrie's

amazing play, the big picture of

trying to win the match, would it

have been better to have lost the

set 6-2, I don't know. Time will

tell.

The smiles are getting wider. 2-1

up, set up. Norrie over four hours

on court on Friday. It's looking

good for the whole nation.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Of all the tactics we saw in that

first set from Norrie, and there

were a number, Jamie, what was his

best plan of action here?

It was the variety of all of them,

so impressive. We haven't seen him

come forward as much today as we did

on Friday. A lot of that is

specifically due to the tactics of

this player.

Well played. Keeps momentum.

From

4-0 in that first set, possibly what

was most impressive about it was

that he was going toe to toe with

Ramos from the baseline. And coming

off, you know, on top of a lot of

those rallies, it was incredible to

watch.

watch. Whatever the outcome of this

particular match, seeing Cameron

Norrie performing like this is

unbelievably exciting for British

tennis, with Kyle Edmund doing what

he's doing, Norrie looks like a

player that is going to go from

strength to strength and improve his

ranking. He looks like a player who

is going to play better than his

normal level in David cup matches.

-- Davis Cup matches. And then

there's Andy Murray. He's not bad,

is he?!

There's a freedom about

Ramos-Vinolas right now. He's been

released, almost, winning that first

set.

It does look like the start of

the first set against. He came out

with that razor sharp focus, as I

expected. He will be unbelievably

relieved to have won that first set.

Ramos-Vinolas is convinced that it

out. The umpire has already called

the score. And now he's changed his

mind Oh!

Real purpose. Interesting to see how

much he maintains that.

That part of

his game has been so impressive.

He's making it look easy. But on a

clay court, it isn't easy to

recognise every time you have the

opportunity, but also not to do too

much with it.

Superb hold from 0-30. Simona Halep,

in the Australian Open this year,

her coach has been working hard with

her to get the right mindset. He

walked out on her after Miami last

year because it wasn't happening,

she begged him to come back and she

is trying to win this elusive first

Grand Slam title. In one of her

interviews, for the first time I've

heard her say publicly, I understand

now, it's not about winning and

losing. Cameron Norrie just gives

you that overwhelming feeling of

exactly that. It is, how are you

going to get there? Every step of

the way.

I have watched is a lot of Simona

Halep play in the last three months.

There is a big difference in the way

she approaches things. Of course,

it's silly to say and individual

athlete in a sport as competitive as

tennis that they are not completely

immersed with winning and losing.

They are, of course, they want to

win. But it is understanding a

bigger picture to give youth a

better chance of winning. -- you the

better chance.

For many of you at home, I'm sure

you're watching Cameron Norrie for

the very first time this weekend.

Most of us are.

It's exciting.

One of two Spanish cup Dave --

Spanish Davis Cup winning sides.

2-1 lead. -- the lead.

This really has helped Ramos-Vinolas

this weekend. He is coming of age.

But these sorts of experiences, they

can take you to a completely

different level.

Definitely. I think

his performance and also Bautista

Agut's performance on Friday, a lot

of that was to do with a little bit

of complacency. It really looked as

if, well Mike Hookem blame them,

nobody really gave the British team

a shot, and certainly they didn't

think the matches would be this

competitive, let alone losing one of

the singles matches. He has found

himself in a few challenging

positions, as he did in the first

set against Liam Broady on Friday.

But what looked like in the first,

what was it, 15-20 minutes of this

match when he came out, he really

looked like the top 20 player that

he has been an pretty much is just

now. He thought this was going to be

a walk in the park, and it

absolutely isn't.

Novak Djokovic and

Serbia won cup for the first time.

He put a lot of the credit

boundaries individual success to

that firm. What it did for the

nation. It is an amazing

competition. However they want to

tweak it, long may it continue.

New balls. 1-2.

0-30 again for Norrie. As in the

last service game.

He keeps hitting Norrie, the now

lasts. He just won't go down. --

Manolas.

It's another really good hold.

Yes,

Norrie seems to have this really

valuable ability to shake off

disappointment very, very quickly.

You know, he doesn't dwell on any

setbacks. And I do think that comes

from this love of the game, love of

the fight. He comes on the court

accepting that he's going to hit

some bad shots, he is going to lose

some points, but it's like he's

saying, I'm fine with it, I'm ready

for the next point.

The serve is out. He's saying, the

point is over, you can't look at it

now. Leon Smith agrees with that.

Superb tennis. One of the worst

feelings to get drop shot mob.

A lot of success looking to come

forward together now.

He looks like

he's got a world forehand. It's a

really cultured shot. He can take

the pace off, hit it heavily high

over the net, give the opponent a

different look, he can also step in

and flatten it out, do some damage.

The serve was very close.

Lovely!

Mirrors that heavy, higher

forehand, just causing Ramos-Vinolas

so many problems. Getting it up I

want some might -- high on his

backhand. The drop shot didn't have

to be that good, his opponent was so

far out of position.

He hasn't gone

away, has he?

And again, it's rattling

Ramos-Vinolas. You can feel the

resistance. Some double faults in

the last three points, not for the

first time in the match. It's a

break point.

Norrie breaks. Finau last 40-15 up

in that game. -- Vinolas 40-15 up.

We talk about choice of shot a lot

in tennis, probably more so on a

clay court, how tricky that is. I

guess, Jamie, with his mindset, if

he's going to start thinking about

coming forward, it changes

everything in terms of choice of

shot.

I was looking for that right

at the start of the match, he

started on Friday coming" a lot and

we didn't see much of it at all for

the first half an hour or so. Part

of that was probably to do

of that was probably to do with the

quality of Ramos's play. But you're

right. What I'm loving about

watching Norrie play, not only his

energy, you can see in between

points, he's nodding to himself, his

head is full of positive thoughts.

But the variety in his game, he's

absolutely happy to go toe to toe

from the baseline. But as we have

seen and at as you quite rightly

say, if he wants to put his foot on

the gas and take control of the

match, he can do that. His skills

around the net are fantastic from

what we have seen so far.

For a

muscle in on us, I suppose he's just

got to keep doing what he's doing,

but he's also got a counterpoint to

the tactic too, hasn't he?

It's

interesting, he certainly looks like

a more one-dimensional player.

Obviously we know that his best is

top 20 in the world. He has the Sean

Lee in his own head thing, if he

placed a is best, it's going to do

some damage -- he has too fiercely

in his own head. It's going to do

some damage to beat Norrie. The way

he's playing, it actually might not

be, though.

be, though.

He tried to come in

then.

It's fascinating.

Here he comes. It is going to be in

trusting, we've seen Norrie play all

of his best tennis when he's been

behind in the scoreboard. -- it is

going to be interesting. He did a

brilliant job and really put his

foot on the gas. But here is another

opportunity. He doesn't want to drop

his intensity just because he's

ahead on the scoreboard. What must

this man by thinking?!

It's the fifth of those. He served

nine on Friday.

nine on Friday. First serve's in. He

has improved on it from the start of

the match, Norrie.

It's a brilliant point from both

men! Again!

Pretty close.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Such an important point, and didn't

he play well?!

A massive, massive

momentum opportunity lost from 40-0

up in this game.

No smash is easy on a clay court.

It's just a great finish to the

game. And that smash is pretty much

the first one he's hit in nearly two

hours!

I know. I was thinking at

that 40-30 point, that great rally

from Ramos-Vinolas, classic clay

court point. And thinking, this guy

in your picture is the second

professional match on clay! I don't

think we've ever seen anyone look so

comfortable after such a short space

of time, it's incredible.

It is.

This guy was basically born on a

clay court!

I think Nadal in only

his ninth professional match on a

grass court made the final at

Wimbledon.

That is also amazing.

Amazing how this match is starting

to turn around.

The Spaniard didn't really look like

he knew what to do that. -- Blair.

You can't blame him.

So clever! Because that wasn't a

drop shot, that was very smartly

bringing his opponent in. Look at

the shape of that forehand. Somebody

used to playing on a hard court

would hit that flat. Wonderful to

watch. Two more break points.

It's four game in a row! The

tactical switch, amazing. The

execution, even better.

execution, even better. Again, we

are witnessing something pretty

extraordinary from Cameron Norrie.

Four Leon Smith, he almost has not

much to say. I mean, he's absolutely

in the zone. Physically, everybody's

asking, OK, he played a lot of

tennis on Friday, that was a brutal

set to lose. There was a little bit

of a Lawell for maybe five minutes

at the start of that second set, but

Ramos-Vinolas was unable to get a

lead. And look at him now. I mean,

he's... Physically is one thing, but

mentally he is absolutely looking

the stronger of the two players so

far, even though Ramos won that

first set, he is looking the more

fragile on the big points, in my

view.

Amazing. So much to talk

about. If you want to get involved,

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course, don't forget that.

One hour and 48 minutes. Cameron

Norrie serving forced at number two.

-- for set number two.

You know, Chris, you're right what

you said a minute ago in terms of

what Ramos needs to do. If you look

at the way the match has gone,

although he did win the first set,

Norrie has been the better player

for quite some time now. If you're

thinking from 4-0 down.

It's not like he's having a purple

patch or a few minutes, this is well

over an hour when he has been the

better player.

He has two set points.

An hour and 50 minutes they all

stand together as one. Cameron

Norrie has levelled the match. It

1-1.

Just an astounding effort.

Again

after that first set everyone would

have been thinking the momentum was

with the higher ranked player,

physically what does Norrie have

left in the tank but not an issue in

that sector really. A bit of a lull

in the first couple of games and

from their Cameron Norrie taking

control I would say tactically the

one thing he's done is he has

probably upped his offensiveness by

about 10%, you have seen him come

up, it's a little subtle thing.

We've talked about how happy he has

been to trade, but when he's had the

chance to get onto a slightly

shorter ball, not necessarily coming

into the net every time but moving

up by a metre or so makes the

opponent think OK, is he coming in

or not? Is he just taking a bit of

time away? The one thing about

Ramos's game I noticed in the first

set is although he started well when

Norrie did take time away and hit a

slightly bigger ground stroke is

feel on the defensive shots was not

quite there. He was still

inconsistent. He was still hit into

the fence with a few forehands. From

Norrie's point of view keep doing

what you are doing, he must us to

feel what is going on and say is my

opponent going to do something

differently? Because otherwise there

is no need to change anything.

It'll

be interesting to hear what Sergi

Bruguera had to say to

Ramos-Vinolas. John Lloyd coming in

for the third set.

Good start from Ramos-Vinolas, John

Lloyd, what are your thoughts so

far?

Well, Cameron Norrie continues

to amaze everybody I think. Amazes

the Spanish team. I think the

respect, watch the players in the

box early on at 4-0 in the first set

they were smiling and looking out,

maybe he's a one match wonder but

suddenly there are faces have

started to change. As I think the

captains did as well as his

opponent. Cameron Norrie is here to

stay. That second set, what ever

happens in the match, was a measure

of how far he has learned. Oh he is

able to soak up and adapt and change

and that's a big test. It's

extraordinary what he's doing here.

Keep wondering if the legs will go

at some stage, the physicality, the

mental... The mental pressure. He's

not been in this position before but

so far he still fresh. He's enjoying

this match, he's enjoying the

challenge, he's enjoying trying to

find out different ways to impose

himself on his opponent. It's such a

pleasure because the captain cannot

do it for you. The coach can do it

for you. You have to do it yourself,

you can talk about it but used to

execute and that is what he has been

doing so well.

For a Sergi Bruguera,

the Spanish captain, when someone is

changing the tactics as much as

Norrie is what will he be saying to

his man, play your own game?

I think

he will. I think as good a player as

Ramos-Vinolas is, he's a bit one

paced. He doesn't seem to have much

plan B. Cannot come in much, or he

doesn't like to.

I'm sure he'll be telling him to

keep link. Use the drop shot a bit.

Impose yourself. Just been these

lapses from the Spaniard. A lot of

it because of the way Cameron Norrie

has played but there have been a few

patches, we saw that in his first

match as well. He would make

mistakes in bunches, a couple of

errant shots in a row, don't give

anything away, smother your opponent

and keep the pressure on.

Lee Charles there, former British

top ten player.

top ten player. One of the coaches

at Queen's, skiving off work!

Another break point, four from six

so far.

So well done, made it really

awkward, that volley.

That looked

like Cameron Norrie's point with a

very good approach point. He's

getting the fuel of him a little,

knowing he was going to come in the,

which was the right tactic,

excellent chipped back and made the

volley very difficult indeed.

Leaving think break-up now, but you

still don't feel that in this match.

Neither of the servers are big

weapons which is the one thing,

you're going to get hits on Oliver

serves almost all of the time.

Has already been 11 breaks of serve

in the match.

Exactly, you don't see

that often in men's tennis.

That shot on the last point, the

Spanish crowd walk up after the

first day, it's like the expected

this to be an easy match, on the

first day it did not sound like we

were in Spain at all. But now from

the doubles yesterday and today we

have got a real atmosphere.

Just gone off the boil here are

Norrie, for the first time in some

time.

Big come on from the Brit. Trying to

drag himself back to full focus.

Commanding lead, third set.

It's

extraordinary how the matches so

topsy-turvy, you get a period of

play where Norrie is dominating. It

looks like the ball is coming faster

off his racket, taking time away

from his opponent then it flips the

other way. Now it feels like

Ramos-Vinolas is now dominating more

with the speed of shocked. Maybe

Norrie 's legs, the sharpness, just

a split second late on ball, making

a few mistakes. Can he rebound?

Normally would say no, someone with

the experience he has not had.

He

has gone into his seventh hour this

weekend.

Exactly. Going to places he

has never been to. But he seems to

have such resilience. I'm still not

going to count him out yet. Still a

long way to go.

8000 seater. Fully engaged.

As they

should be, what a match this is.

Noreen needs the whole year.

You tend to hear things, lose your

focus and other things filter in.

When you're in the zone and the ball

is coming off your bracket

beautifully you don't hear anything.

Leon Smith sensing he needs an

energy boost, to get charged up

again. He's gone a bit flat, Norrie.

Still got the confidence to do that.

I cannot remember a bad volley he

has hit in this tie. I'm not saying

he has won every point when he's

come in but his technique looks

good.

That was sort of sloppy, caught off

balance.

balance.

We are almost where we were

back at the start of the first set.

Just his second ace.

That's a good hold isn't it? Two

excellent service, a couple of

sloppy shots in that game but once

again he finds away.

Before that

point, the way he looked around and

took a huge deep breath, just

gathering himself.

You would think he would want to

stand still for a minute!

New balls.

Shorter on that return. Telling

himself to go forwards.

himself to go forwards. Surrendering

a bit too much of the court at the

moment.

So good.

25 winners to 16 for Norrie.

Two chances to get the break back.

Two forehands in this game that he

has sort of snatched the ball.

Almost at the comfort of a double

break but he didn't, very slender,

the way he serves he doesn't get

many free points and now he's back

in trouble again.

Set up nicely there as well. Had a

chance to take charge of the

forehand. Just pulled off it a

little bit. Is there an element of

doubt because of how Ramos-Vinolas

has made him had tough volleys when

he comes in?

Possibly, just didn't

quite get his balance right.

Got it!

Great anticipation. Wrong

shot from the Spaniard.

Still have to anticipate that, got

to take fairly, that is what Norrie

did. Excellent work.

Amazing.

Back on serve, third set.

There is no doubt he has been

battling himself and his focus,

Norrie, but somehow still manages to

drag himself back in.

So many of

these battles he has had to fight

against in this match. A bad opening

start where he was down, he could

have doubted himself there but he

didn't, he came back. Got through

the second set and the third set the

same situation. Looking a bit

fatigued. Looking like his opponent

was going to run away with the set

and it comes back again. It

surprises everybody I think, maybe

even himself. I don't know. He seems

very confident.

Looking at the

benches we've not seen a lot of the

players there for a while which is a

point you made to me coming back

into the commentary box.

We are all

in the locker room at the moment!

Double bluff.

Double bluff. Broady, Edmund. Let's

get to this match first.

Back on serve in the third set.

He has ring to the mark, saying that

shot was long, does he agree? He

does.

Wants to know by how much.

May be looking for the out: there.

Just clipped the line didn't it? Who

would be a captain?

CHUCKLES

Really well done. So cool now.

Norrie read both of those passing

shots. Unfortunately it sets up.

Terrific.

It really is.

Some of the chances he is missed. He

was so far out. Past the tramlines.

Boy did he built that one away for

break point.

Finding his first serve when he

really needs it. Another really good

sign. Good 60% first serves and it

was barely 40% at the start.

The best player on the court

yesterday in the doubles, Feliciano

Lopez.

He was so good.

A few chances in that rally with a

forehand to open up the court.

Wimbledon champion last year. Their

future is bright.

The 13th break of serve in the

match, the sixth for Albert

Ramos-Vinolas. He is ahead again.

Just slapped at a few forehands. It

was like he wanted to end the

pointer bit quicker. I don't know if

that is a sign of fatigue. Not

pulling the trigger on the right

shots. Just going for it a little

bit too much in the rally earlier

on.

When he first changed the

tactic, Cameron Norrie, you would

have come in on the second of those

forehands. He is definitely weary

now, isn't he?

It seems like that.

He seems to get this second wind

when he just moves better than ever.

But he is looking a little bit

tired, no doubt about it.

If that is right, in this third set,

match that Great Britain has got to

win of course, this third set is

crucial.

You would think so, by all

logic, but there has not been much

logic!

He has broken seven times, Norrie.

Errors now. Piling up.

Just calm it down, just a little

bit. Don't get negative, you have

still got to be aggressive, but just

pulling the trigger a little bit too

early.

The winners are 26-17 to the Brit.

How did he win that point?

That

could be massive.

could be massive.

Staring at two

break points down there. That

tremendous

tremendous lob got him out of

trouble. No right to win that point,

really.

The animated people behind!

So good. These are two huge points

now. He has played two amazing

points, hasn't he?

It has got to be the way, hasn't it?

If he gets past, two tougher

volleys, then too good.

That ball,

he took it on, but you can only

attack when the ball is in a certain

area and he has been pushed back

pretty deep in the last few games.

Close, very close. There are lots of

marks there now. I think it has been

conceded by Ramos-Vinolas. This

point will be replayed.

Nicely done. I thought the ball was

wide in that rally. But it was

called good. A well

called good. A well worked point

from Vinolas. You don't see him

coming to the net too often but that

was a good one to attack on, a solid

volley.

What was that?

A bad bounce? It

wasn't that bad, was it?

I didn't

think so either!

Perhaps different

options and he picked the wrong one?

Not the time. Not the time for poor

points in a row.

His seventh double

fault. Another lifeline.

It is wide! Norrie has broken again!

Incredible. He has got this in

eighth ability to put almost, it

seems, anything and everything

behind him. The easiest thing to say

in the world, one point at a time,

and Rafa talks about that endlessly

even on this surface, but it implies

that. What happened in that one

game?

It was a huge game. It is huge

but you have got to give Norrie huge

credit here, fantastic. But

reversing it, to Vinolas, he then

had a chance. Someone of his

ranking, normally when they get a

player on the ropes, that is when

they close. Whenever you seems to

get into a winning position, he

blinks and hesitates. He served a

double fault and he missed an easy

forehand. That is what this is those

uprising. I am sure that is what the

Spanish captain must be thinking.

You have got this man on the ropes

and you have got too close and you

are not doing it. All credit to the

Brit, obviously, and it is amazing

the way he keeps fighting back, but

for a player of his ability, Vinolas

has just not played well when he has

been up. It is almost like he needs

a double break for security every

time. Every time he gets up a break,

you don't think the set is over. We

talk about locker room respect, and

what Norrie achieved on Friday must

be in the Spaniard's had going

forwards.

It must be.

forwards.

It must be.

Norrie must

think nothing can hurt me and I can

come back whenever I need to. His

faith in himself is extraordinary.

It is not logical what he is doing.

It continues. 3-4, third set.

This

is a fascinating set.

It wasn't the best approach shot

there. Got away with it.

Oh! I thought when that lob went

over that it was the end of the

point. 30-15. So did the captain. He

thought this point was in the bag.

He jumped too soon and he hit the

ball late. It got behind him.

He worked for it so hard, the right

ball to come in offer well

constructed point.

-- off a well constructive point.

What do time for that! Swinging

away, just clipped the edge of the

line. A bonus.

Again, totally dominated by Norrie.

He was down 15-30 and he played two

sloppy boys in a row, and we thought

he had got sloppy and he would lose

the break. Then he just bounces

back. He has done this so often in

the two matches that he has played.

It is staggering.

He just refuses to

stand still.

Just a constant

process.

Pressure back to the Spaniard.

Two forehand errors in a row. Huge

point coming up here.

That was a pity. A good length

serve.

With the errors so far, they are

both feeling it.

Again you would

think the Spaniard would play with

the wins that he has had... But this

is Davis Cup different type of

tension.

Another very makeable return. This

game has been pretty poor from both

players.

I think he has just dragged it wide.

He has.

Norrie thought he had made

it when he hit it.

5-4, Spain.

it when he hit it.

5-4, Spain. A

relieved captain there. That was a

shaky game at times but he got the

job done somehow.

It is a gruelling match.

He will

need some more of that stuff,

whatever it is.

He is hard at work

again, Sergei Bruguera. He doesn't

give his player time to have a

drink!

drink!

What, no drink?

I wonder how

much Vinolas is listening or taking

in.

He is making a response now. OK.

We have seen a player blossom this

weekend in Cameron Norrie,

absolutely no doubt about it. What a

performance. Incredible. And serving

to stay in set three.

I didn't tell you to do that,

forehand out and the return. On the

line.

I can't believe he won that point.

How did that go in?

I don't know.

Those shot. This one. -- bizarre

shot.

That is impressive. Love hold.

4-5.

I thought that was going to be a

long, tight game and he won easily.

He just marches around the court.

Such a tempo.

Fantastic game. Now

the pressure switches big time.

He must be dizzy, walking round in

circles. Wondering how he is keeping

ongoing. He has never done this

before, not even remotely!

before, not even remotely! He has

done it in his mind, I guess. He has

visualised this occasion. Shaking

hands as the winner.

He has got him!

This is ridiculous.

That lob comes up and you think Boyd

over, but he doesn't think so. He is

getting the crowd going now. We are

playing away, by the way! Look at

the faces. People can't believe it.

I think the neutrals and even some

of the Spanish supporters are

admiring him for what he is doing.

How on earth did he win that point?

What a pity that was. So much time

on that one. There was no speed on

that serve whatsoever. Too many

options.

Fourth place.

-- fourth ace.

I thought for a second that was

going out. A lot of top-spin on it.

It's dropped quickly inside the

baseline.

Spain hold.

What a match this is turning out to

be, we were keen to come off air on

BBC Two but we are staying with it,

so for now we are staying alive to

continue enjoying this tussle.

COMMENTATOR:

It is extraordinary, I

have never seen a captain and player

talk this much between games.

Were

other times when your captain that

you thought you would wait and see

if your player said anything?

It

would depend on who the player was.

The younger players, you feel like

you need to engage them almost all

the time because they don't have the

experience. But the likes of Andy

Murray and Tim Henman, you don't

have to say much. Greg is its key

would say it for himself, he did not

had to say much to him! It's the

difference. But Sergi Bruguera, he

finds the way to go about it is to

talk to both of his players who are

opening top 20 and he keeps on

saying stuff. Different styles I

suppose.

suppose.

They are Spain without Rafa

Nadal. We are Great Britain without

Andy Murray. We talked about the

greater depth in Spanish tennis but

he is still an experienced himself

and he has a chance to take Spain to

the quarterfinals. Getting over the

line is not going to be easy.

He was overall bit defence there I

thought, the Spaniard. Short

forehand. Did not do much on the

passing shot attempt.

That is nine points in a row from

Norrie.

Missed it. That almost went in slow

motion, the end of that point. Hit

the line didn't it?

I thought so,

but there is a mark there.

New

cannot challenge now, even get me to

look at it. He's not going to move

from his seat.

The referee...

You how to stop it,

if it is out it is out.

He is saying

he had to look down, he was

preparing to hit the shots. But 40-0

it is.

Another love hold. Hasn't lost a

point on serve since been 15-30 down

and 3-4. We have another tie-break.

Remarkable.

As if there was not

enough drama.

You would normally see

in this situation that Cameron

Norrie has to win this third set

just because of the logic of the

five sets but there is no logic with

Cameron Norrie.

East Alex Price

doesn't he?

Obviously it's a crucial

tie-break but whoever wins it, you

don't feel like it's the end of the

match by any means.

Brilliant.

Cannot fault Cameron Norrie on this

point. That was just too good.

So good. So precise.

He read that

drop volley very quickly.

This one, he was already moving. Not

easy. Low ball, passing from that

position, considering how important

that point was. Superb.

that point was. Superb.

Went 2-1 up

in the first set in the break then

lost three points in a row.

Just got his feet tangled.

Quite a few mounds of clay, a few

dodgy bounces at the back end of

such a long set.

He's done it. It's like these

mini-breaks mean nothing.

INAUDIBLE

Was it out? Was it out? It is all

kicking off year! I don't know what

Sergi Bruguera problem was, Cameron

Norrie just wanted to get on with

it. It's in!

It's good!

BOOING

Have to replay the point.

Have to replay the point.

The umpire

overruled call. It's his fault.

As

if there wasn't enough to contend

with.

Gone into a fourth hour. First serve

again.

What a point. What a point from both

players. This is fantastic tennis.

Ramos-Vinolas, the way he improvised

with the backhand slice, to get that

ball down. He has dealt with Norrie

coming forward with outstandingly

well. Had to hit that hard, if you

have thwarted that at all, it's all

going off now. Can you send somebody

to the standing tennis?

Tensions are

very high. It means so much.

Fantastic atmosphere, I love this.

He's got to come back for the

umpteenth time, Norrie.

Would you be surprised if he did?

No.

No.

He thought he was going to have

an easy job this weekend!

What a return of serve he had there

as well. That is what he plays the

points for, to get himself set up to

finish with a forehand. That is

tension.

His demeanour is so good. He just

looks so calm.

One double length, dealing with

that, not easy.

He made it look easy

and it was not. At 4-4 in the

tie-breaker, low ball like that,

hitting it two inches from the

baseline. It's a privilege to watch

this match. The drama, it is

incredible.

He has got a dilemma, do I go in or

not?

First shot he had a chance to

go in and he hesitated.

go in and he hesitated.

A pat on the

back for Ramos-Vinolas for that.

He

was not going to miss that.

Two set

points.

Spain are one sick away from the

quarterfinals of the Davis Cup.

Ramos-Vinolas wins his second

tie-break of the match. Spain lead

2-1. STUDIO: This is the first

singles match on this final day of

this tie in Spain. We were just

wondering who would play the last

match, it may be irrelevant if Spain

can get one more set but what a

fight this is, what an incredible

match both players are playing.

Looks like they may be leaving the

court which might give us some time

but that is the match as it stands.

Still all to play for in this match

and if I can talk to the guys in the

commentary box first of all about

this guy, he is under such extreme

pressure playing a player ranked a

in the world, and inspired opponent