Thanks for joining us for live text updates of Jack Draper's win over fellow Brit Jack Pinnington Jones.

That's day three of Eastbourne done and dusted, but we'll be back tomorrow to do it all over again as Draper will be back in action for his quarter-final.

See you then!

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Jack Draper speaking on court after his win over Jack Pinnington Jones: "Jack's a great friend, so it's tough playing against a friend. He's still young and he's been building his way up the rankings.

"I believe he's going to be a top, top player and I think he showed that today. It's really tough to play against him.

"My confidence levels were below the floor a couple of weeks ago, I hadn't played in a long time, I wasn't match fit, so to come here and be competing and playing at a high level very quickly I'm very grateful.

"I've spent a lot of time off court with injury, I was on a great trajectory last year being at a career high ranking of four and my body stopped me in my tracks. I wasn't able to play and the last year has been really difficult."

Jack Draper will face either Argentina's fourth seed Tomas Martin Etcheverry or Canada's Gabriel Diallo in the last eight.

Those two are currently battling it out in a third set, although Diallo is only one game away with a 5-1 lead in the decider.

Jack Pinnington Jones gets a warm standing ovation as he heads off court. He fought well, but Jack Draper just had a little more in the locker.

The Jack Draper comeback continues! An unreturnable serve sees him into the quarter-finals.

Jack Pinnington Jones had done brilliantly to stay in the point, but he eventually fires wide and it's match point number three for Jack Draper.

Jack Draper goes for the serve-volley combo, but he skews the volley wide. Deuce.

Jack Pinnington Jones saves the first with a perfectly placed drop shot.

Jack Pinnington Jones did well to get a return away on Jack Draper's drop shot, but he leaves the court free for Draper to hit into.

A backhand cross-court winner from the former world number four bring up two match points.

Jack Pinnington Jones won't let this go without a fight. He nudges ahead with a fiery forehand winner that finds the corner. 0-15.

Nerves of steel from Jack Pinnington Jones. He survives with a love hold.

Jack Draper will serve for the match now.

Time is running out for Jack Pinnington Jones. He needs to find a way to break back.

He'll have to wait for Draper's next service game. A hold to 15 for the former world number four.

That is if Draper doesn't break first to wrap up the match.

After losing the opening point on his serve, Jack Pinnington Jones ramps up the tempo and sends away two blistering forehand winners.

Jack Draper hits the deck as he tries to reach another flat forehand by the 23-year-old before going long to hand Pinnington Jones the hold.

Jack Pinnington Jones can't return the next serve and Jack Draper grabs the hold to stay out in front.

Lovely stuff from Jack Draper. The ball was coming at him with some serious pace, but he manages to stick his racquet out and just dink over for a 40-0 lead.

But he gives his fellow Brit a fighting chance after planting into the net and then double faulting.

The frustration seems to be creeping in for Jack Pinnington Jones. Every missed shot is followed by a wave of the arms.

But he gets another game on the board as Jack Draper lofts a forehand high and wide.

Jack Draper fizzes a forehand winner well out of the reach of Jack Pinnington Jones to complete another love hold.

Perfect timing. An ace for Jack Pinnington Jones gets him out of immediate danger and he gets the job done with a forehand winner.

It's a really poor miss from Jack Pinnington Jones and it hands Jack Draper the chance to go a double break up.

Well played, Jack Pinnington Jones. He looks beaten by a cross-court forehand by Jack Draper, but he races across the baseline, stretches out and dinks over a drop-shot return.

A forehand winner down the line brings up game point for the 23-year-old, but he can't get it over the line just yet as he finds the net. Deuce.