Four misses from Jack Draper gift Jack Pinnington Jones a speedy love hold, allowing the players to head back to their chairs to hydrate and cool down.

Draper has got a bag of ice on his head.

Jack Draper gets himself back on track and hammers home two winners to back up the break of serve.

Jack Pinnington Jones has taken some painkillers so let's hope those kick in quickly and he can complete this match.

Whatever is ailing him doesn't look to be having much of an impact. He rips a forehand winner cross court to open up a 15-30 lead on Jack Draper's serve.

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Jack Draper has struggled with injuries to his arm, knee and shoulder and has played just 12 matches in the past year.

Those injury problems began at Wimbledon last year, when he was having the best run of his career after reaching the 2024 US Open semi-finals and rising to a career-high fourth in the world rankings.

But, after making his comeback on the south coast, Draper said he was in a "very stable place" with his injuries, which included bone bruising in his serving arm.

"Knee tendonitis doesn't go away overnight, but I'm in a really good position to be very explosive," he told BBC Sport.

"I feel like I've got full power and full capacity back again which is a massive feeling for me after not having that for a very long time."

After a faultless opening service game, Jack Pinnington Jones is broken in his next one, going long on the first break point.

"Can I get some paracetamol?" he asks as he walks past the umpire's chair. The trainer has been called.

Two early break points for Jack Draper as Jack Pinnington Jones nets.

Jack Pinnington Jones pulls out a dinked drop shot to get his next service game started before going wide and then double faulting.

An opening for Jack Draper at 15-30.

Jack Draper's serve looked as good as ever as he made his return on Monday and he faced just one break point against Marcos Giron.

Seems like he's picked up where he left off. A hold to 15.

A perfect start for Jack Pinnington Jones as he slams down an ace to wrap up a love hold. That will do his confidence levels the world of good.

*denotes next server

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We've got another all-British clash coming up now in Eastbourne.

Jack Draper will continue his comeback from injury when he takes on Jack Pinnington Jones in the second round.

A knee injury had kept the Draper on the sidelines since April, but he returned for the grass-court season on Monday and - under the guidance of Andy Murray - claimed his first win in three months.

The players are just stepping onto Centre Court and we're ready to bring you live updates of this one...

In the first of today's all-British clashes, Jan Choinski has defeated Felix Gill 6-4 6-7 (4-7) 6-2 to reach the last eight.

It will mark his first ATP Tour quarter-final while he will also move into the world's top 100 with today's win.

Choinski will play Belgium's Zizou Bergs in the next round.

Panna Udvardy stunned third seed Jelena Ostapenko to win the first set 6-3, but Ostapenko reacted by clinching the second set 6-1 and took advantage of the momentum shift in the deciding set to complete the comeback.

Madison Keys played some brilliant tennis to ease past Jessica Bouzas Manerio 6-0 6-1 and reach the quarter-finals of Eastbourne.

Jessica Bouzas Manerio v Madison Keys

Jelena Ostapenko v Panna Udvardy

GB's Felix Gill v GB's Jan Choinski

GB's Jack Draper v GB's Jack Pinnington Jones

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Thanks for joining us for day three of Eastbourne.

We have some exciting matches coming up today, including Jack Draper v Jack Pinnington Jones in an all-British clash, but first a recap of yesterday's action.

Top seed Jasmine Paolini was beaten 6-4 6-3 by last year's Queen's champion Tatjana Maria in the first round.

Former Australian Open champion Madison Keys, who is back in action today, beat Australian Talia Gibson 6-4 6-4.

Britain's Arthur Fery beat Argentina's Roman Andres Burruchaga 6-2 4-6 7-5, while sixth seed Ugo Humbert of France beat Italy's Mattia Bellucci over three sets 7-6 (7-5) 6-7 (1-7) 6-4.