Jack Draper said he is "winning by being here" as he made an emphatic return after a lengthy injury lay-off to get Great Britain off to the perfect start in Oslo.

The British number one spent five months on the sidelines with a bruised bone in his service arm.

His comeback was delayed twice by the injury and he missed January's Australian Open to complete his recovery.

"Tennis is a bubble, and sometimes you can get distracted that it's all that matters in life," the 24-year-old told BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller.

"When you have time out, I used it wisely I think to try and make sure that when I try and come back to tennis, that I'm ready to go all the way again."

"I'm confident that I'm on a really good path. I'm winning by being here."

Great Britain come into today's action with a 2-0 lead thanks to Jack Draper and Cameron Norrie's efforts yesterday.

In his first match in over five months, Draper marked his return from injury with a convincing 60-minute victory over Viktor Durasovic.

And Norrie doubled their advantage in Oslo with a gritty 6-4 6-4 win against teenager Nicolai Budkov Kjaer.

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We're back again! Welcome to day two of Great Britain's Davis Cup qualifier against Norway.

Jack Draper and Cameron Norrie put the Brits firmly in control last night, giving them a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five tie.

Now it's time for the doubles. Can Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool finish the job?

They're up very shortly so we'll find out soon!

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