Nicolai Budkov Kjaer holds his hands out in frustration after sending a forehand long. Back to deuce.

Cameron Norrie was looking for the down-the-line winner there, but he plants his backhand into the net and hands a big, big opportunity to Nicolai Budkov Kjaer.

Cameron Norrie has the chance to put the game to bed, but he skews a forehand wide and we're back at deuce.

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer can't believe that. He throws his racquet up and puts his hands on his head. I don't think Cameron Norrie can believe it either, but all he gives away is a wry smile.

The British number one thinks he's caught out Budkov Kjaer with a drop shot, but the 19-year-old gets there and dinks it over again. It looks unreachable but somehow, Norrie angles it back across the court and pinches the line. The crowd loved that one.

But Norrie isn't out of danger yet. We go to deuce.

What a winner that is from Nicolai Budkov Kjaer. He was sent out wide by Cameron Norrie, but he somehow manages to squeeze in a backhand cross-court and out of the Briton's reach.

It's yet another love hold for the 19-year-old, but we know from that first set that Norrie only needs one opportunity.

Another routine hold for Cameron Norrie, sealed when Nicolai Budkov Kjaer whips a backhand wide.

Sneaky, sneaky from Cameron Norrie, who gives Nicolai Budkov Kjaer a taste of his own medicine after reaching the Norwegian's drop shot and dinking one of his own over.

But Budkov Kjaer pulls himself though and a timely ace makes sure he avoids losing a fourth successive game.

That's how you do it! After missing the first point, Cameron Norrie gets himself back in the game and sends down two huge serves that Nicolai Budkov Kjaer can only dream of returning.

Norrie takes the opener after 38 minutes. Not quite as fast as Jack Draper earlier on, but he won't mind that.

Well done, Cameron Norrie!

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer plants a forehand into the net and with that comes the break.

Norrie will serve for the first set.

Cameron Norrie ends Nicolai Budkov Kjaer's run of 16 successive points on serve as the Norwegian finally drifts a forehand long, and a superb rally ends with a yell of "allez!" from the Briton as Budkov Kjaer sends a whippy forehand long.

It's 30-30 and then Norrie, sent scrambling all over the show, picks a brilliant time to move forward, volley a winner and get a look at a first break point...

That's an excellent first serve from Cam Norrie to get himself the advantage, and he gets on top of the next rally to work his way to a hold.

Cameron Norrie's service games haven't been the easiest so far, and the Briton finds himself 15-30 down in his latest one as he wallops a forehand long.

A nice little one-two punch and a big serve get him to game point, but Nicolai Budkov Kjaer finds himself at deuce as Norrie overcooks a forehand.

Cameron Norrie had control of that point and he tries to end it with a powerful forehand down the line, but he just overcooks it.

And that will be that. Nicolai Budkov Kjaer races through the rest of the game for yet another love hold.

Cameron Norrie isn't having quite the same luck with his service games, with Nicolai Budkov Kjaer sending a down-the-line backhand winner past the Briton for 30-30.

But he can't make the most of the half-chance, firing the next two points into the net.

Some big hitting from Nicolai Budkov Kjaer and he's rewarded with a second straight love hold.

Cameron Norrie is struggling to deal with the 19-year-old's power at the moment.

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer is piling the pressure on and Cameron Norrie finds himself in a bit of bother at deuce.

But the British number two switches things up and makes his way to the net, where he is able to smash home a winner - well out of Budkov Kjaer's reach.

The Norwegian plants the next point into the net and we remain on serve.

A confident service game from Nicolai Budkov Kjaer, who is moving well and moving Cameron Norrie around the court.

It looks like Norrie will have his work cut out for him this evening if he is to double Great Britain's lead.

Cameron Norrie goes for a sneaky drop shot but it doesn't pay off, with Nicolai Budkov Kjaer getting to it and slamming down a winner for a 0-30 lead.

The British number two redeems himself with a forehand winner on the next point, and he slams the door shut with a winner down the line.

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer might only be ranked 133rd in the world, but the 19-year-old is on the up.

He won four Challenger titles last year and he made his Grand Slam debut at the Australian Open last month, losing to American Reilly Opelka in the first round after getting through qualifying.

He battles through his first service game to grab the hold and settle any nerves.

Cameron Norrie is on court and ready to go. Can he sweep aside Nicolai Budkov Kjaer as easily as Jack Draper just did with Viktor Durasovic?

That helped to get the visiting British fans in a good mood and they've burst out the bagpipes to drown out any Norwegian support.

Budkov Kjaer will serve first to get us under way.

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