Queen’s 2nd round: Past winners Murray, Dimitrov and Cilic feature

The Bulgarian (1/3 match favourite) beat the Luxembourgian (9/4) 2-0 that day, and is 10/11 to do so by that scoreline again.

Marin Cilic v Viktor Troicki
US Open champion Cilic (10/1 title shout) enjoys playing here, having won the 2012 tournament in an infamous showdown in which David Nalbandian was defaulted from the match, and reached the final the following year.

The Croat (1/2 for victory) didn’t have it all his way in the first round this time, though, eventually coming through in three sets against Frenchman Adrian Mannarino, but will hope to see off Troicki (6/4) too.

Serb Troicki, however, has won their last four meetings, including most recently at the Mercedes Open semis this year. He won 2-1 in Stuttgart, before losing to Rafael Nadal in the final, and is an enticing 7/2 chance to triumph in three sets once more.

John Isner v Feliciano Lopez
American Isner (evens to win) has a history of playing in epic matches, and was apart of the longest ever in history when he beat Nicolas Mahut at Wimbledon in 2010.

He also faced a lengthy fixture against Lopez (8/11 odds-on favourite) at SW19 in 2014 too, but eventually succumbed to a 6-7 7-6 7-6 7-5 defeat.

Veteran Spaniard Lopez (28/1 title chance) enjoys grass courts the most it seems, having reached further at Wimbledon than any other Grand Slam (the quarters three times) and was a finalist at Queen’s last year. He is 11/4 to beat Isner 2-1.

Betting tip – Troicki beats Cilic 2-1