What time does Andy Murray's delayed Queen's semi final start?
DO adjust your sets: rain delays mean the British number one will be live on BBC2 earlier than the TV listings tell you
You know the great British summer of sport has begun when rain delays completely screw up the TV schedules.
Andy Murray will be back playing on BBC2 live from 11am this Sunday morning after his Queen's semi final against Viktor Troicki was suspended due to rain.
It means that the British number one will be on court much earlier than expected this Sunday. If Murray wins and makes it through to the final, he will have to play twice in one day: the final is due to start from 2.25pm live on BBC2.
Murray was tied 3-3 with Troicki when the Serbian fell and injured his shoulder. By the time he had received treatment and returned to the court, the rain had become too heavy to continue play.
When play resumes, Murray will have an instant opportunity to get on top of the match: he has a break point in the uncompleted seventh game.
All this means that the other finalist, South Africa's Kevin Anderson, will be able to put his feet up while his two possible opponents do battle in west London.
At least the forecast is a little brighter today.
Those key times and broadcast details again...
11am BBC2: Andy Murray and Viktor Troicki continue their Aegon Championships semi final match. The score is currently 3-3, with Murray up an advantage on Troicki's serve.
2.25pm, BBC2: The earliest time the Queen's final could start. This time is subject to change depending how long the semi final match goes on for.
