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Dan Evans has sent a pointed message to top-ranked tennis stars who aren’t happy with the schedule. Ahead of this week’s ATP 500 event at Queen’s, the former world No. 21 addressed rivals’ complaints about the demanding calendar and warned colleagues to “be careful” when suggesting there should be fewer tournaments in a season.

I’ve come full circle winning first match at Andy Murray Arena - Evans beat world number 13 Frances Tiafoe 7-5 6-2 to reach the second round of the HSBC Championships at Queen’s Club.

We'll be back for Cameron Norrie's meeting with Jakub Mensik. That is Dan Evans' first win over Frances Tiafoe since they met at the Washington Open in August 2023. If you're into omens then Evans went on to win that competition, although he didn't meet Tiafoe until the quarter-finals.

The ATP Rosmalen party enters Day 4 in Den Bosch, Netherlands, and what promises to be the day’s match will be between big servers Reilly Opelka and Nicolas Jarry as they unleash cannons from their rackets in a bid to progress to the next round.

Rinky Hijikata meets Dan Evans in the first round at the Libema Open. Dan Evans will feature in one of the ties of the first round when he meets Rinky Hijikata. The 35-year-old is heading in the wrong direction in the rankings at present and has slipped outside the top 200, so a good run on the turf is high on his agenda.

A great response from Dan Evans. He finds himself 30-40 down but he steps forward and slams a forehand winner into the corner for deuce, before holding courtesy of a long Frances Tiafoe return. Dan Evans attempts a passing shot down the line but it's short and crashes back off the net.