Andy Murray will have a particularly strong field to contend with at Queen's this year, with fiery Nick Kyrgios, reigning US champion Stan Wawrinka and a resurgent Rafael Nadal all signing up to compete.

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It's always an ideal warm–up for Wimbledon, the short, sharp, three-set format allowing players to get a feel for the faster surface without (hopefully) expending too much energy.

Here’s how to get in on the action…

Monday 19th - Friday 23rd June

Eurosport 1 will be airing the tennis live from 11.45am every day, followed by the highlights at 8pm.

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BBC2 will show the live tournament from 1pm every day.

Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th June

The tennis gets bumped up to BBC1 for the semi-finals on Saturday, airing live from 1.15pm. On Sunday, the finals will be broadcast on BBC1 from 2pm.

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On Eurosport 1, the tournament will air live from 1.15pm on both days, followed by the highlights at 5.45pm on Saturday and 4.30pm on Sunday.

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