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And he does it! Tommy Paul hangs in to clinch the win and he will be going through to the semi-finals at Queen's Club.

Paul kept his composure in the crucial moment to hit two aces in the tie-break to end it.

That's all from us from today, but we're back tomorrow to provide coverage and live text for the semi-finals.

See you soon!

Right, turning our attention back to the match currently going on.

Tommy Paul has cliched the first set at Queen's Club against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 6-3 in only 30 minutes.

He has continued this impressive display going into the second set.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter

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Britain's Jack Draper will make his long-awaited return from injury at Eastbourne next week - and he will be watched by new coach Andy Murray.

The 24-year-old has not played competitively since early April and needs match practice before Wimbledon starts on 29 June.

After withdrawing from Queen's last week, Draper now feels ready to play at Eastbourne and prove his fitness before the Championships begin.

Eastbourne will be Draper's first tournament under the guidance of Murray, who was brought into the 2024 US Open semi-finalist's team last month.

Former world number one Murray, speaking exclusively to BBC Sport this week, says he hopes to work with Draper on a long-term basis.

Draper had been with Murray's former coach Jamie Delgado before making a surprise announcement that the three-time Grand Slam singles champion would be "supporting" him over the grass-court season.

Asked if the partnership is a long-term project, 39-year-old Murray said: "I hope so.

"I think the number one priority for Jack and the team just now is getting him back on the match court, competing and gaining trust in his body again."

2024 champion Tommy Paul takes on fourth seed Alejandro Davidovich Fokina for a place in the semi-finals.

Eighth seed Paul gets us going, and after a rapid back and forth it's Davidovich Fokina, fourth seed, who wins the first point.

Should be an exciting game here.

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Three excellent sets of tennis comes to the end with Francisco Cerundolo beating Arthur Fery in front of this London crowd.

Fery broke early in the third set, Cerundolo responded in game four, in the final game, the Argentine sealed it with a break.

Fery had to dig deep to come back from a set down against seventh seed Cerundolo and take it to a deciding set.

The standout moments came in games six and eight where the Brit wrestled control of the game back from Cernundolo and proceeded to serve out the game.

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One person who has been impressed by Arthur Fery is former British number one John Lloyd, who sees no reason why Fery cannot be a top 50 tennis player.

"I see no reason why he can't be top 50," Lloyd said, when commentating on Fery's 7-6 (9-7) 6-4 victory over Adrian Mannarino for the BBC.

"He's quick, nasty to play against, he moves well, isn't afraid to change it up with the slice, and he likes the big stage."

Let's see if Fery can find an extra gear to force this into a third set.

Britain's Arthur Fery has made a commendable start to this quarter-finals despite losing the first set, he came back to force a tie-break against Francisco Cerundolo which ended 7-6 in favour of the Argentine.

Thumbs up if you think Fery can win the second set, thumbs down if you think Cerundolo.

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British number five Arthur Fery recorded the "best result" of his career as he beat Adrian Mannarino to keep home hopes alive in the HSBC Championships at Queen's.

The world number 140 reached his first ATP Tour quarter-final with a 7-6 (9-7) 6-4 victory over the veteran Frenchman.

The 23-year-old wildcard needed treatment for a nosebleed at the start of the second set but kept his focus to wrap up victory on Andy Murray Arena.

Fery was ranked 461 when he upset 20th seed Alexei Popyrin on the opening day of last year's Wimbledon, but said his win over Mannarino was better.

"It's special to be playing in London where I grew up and in front of all these British tennis fans," the British number five told BBC Sport.

"This is the best result of my career so far. It's not been easy, there have been lots of ups and downs so I'm happy to get through."

He was the last Briton left in singles after Cameron Norrie lost to fourth seed Alejandro Davidovich Fokina on Tuesday.

Asked about having to cope with a nosebleed, Fery said: "It happens to me quite often. I'm used to it.

"I don't really know why it happens. Maybe nerves. Sometimes tiredness, the heat. I don't know. It happens here and there."

Arthur Fery will now playing Fery seventh seed Francisco Cerundolo.

The Argentine demolished American Jenson Brooksby in straight sets but here is a reminder of what the young Brit can do as we watch how he reached his first his first ATP Tour quarter-final.

Ugo Humbert seals his semi-final spot with an ace.

What an entertaining match this was, and you have to feel for Hamad Medjedovic, who won the first set yesterday but was enable to win the second, and third.

The match ends 2-6 6-7 6-7 to Humbert.

Picking up where we left off last night, Medjedovic and Humbert will now play the third set that they didn't get to play due to play being suspended.

Medjedovic won the first set 6-2, Humbert won the second 7-6.

Thumbs up if you think Medjedovic is advancing to the next round, and thumbs down if you are backing Humbert.

Nakashima downs the number one seed De Minaur to reach the semi-finals 7-5 6-3.

What a closely contested second set that was, until it took a turn in game eight when De Minaur's serve was broken.

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American Brandon Nakashima will believe he already has one foot in the semi-finals, after taking the first set against top seed Alex de Minaur.

He has been the aggressor of the two, and this front-footed approach awarded him the decisive break with De Minaur unable to withstand the pressure.

Alex de Minaur v Brandon Nakashima

Hamad Medjedovic v Ugo Humbert

GB's Arthur Fery v Francisco Cerundolo

Tommy Paul v Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

It's a hot day at Queen's Club, and we have four games to get through today including last night's Hamad Medjedovic v Ugo Humbert which was suspended at 6-2, 6-7.

The first match of today sees top seed Alex de Minaur facing Brandon Nakashima in the Andy Murray Arena for a place in the semi-finals.

Nakashima serves to get the game started, but it is de Minaur who wins the first point after Nakashima's forehand finds the net.