Just beware that there's a possibility Nadal will retire.
Nadal endured a challenging afternoon before emerging an unconvincing 6-6 (7/4) 4-6 6-4 winner against Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan.
The world number one and 2008 Queen's champion was troubled by a glute/hamstring injury after the second set and had the top of his right leg massaged, delaying play for several minutes.
Despite the injury, he is confident he will be able to face countryman Feliciano Lopez on centre court once Murray's match has finished.
"I'm going to have the leg the tested. The pain started slowly and then I felt it more," said Nadal.
"At the moment I'm not thinking about pulling out of the tournament. I'm sure I'll play tomorrow. I'll be very careful but should be OK."
Nadal endured a challenging afternoon before emerging an unconvincing 6-6 (7/4) 4-6 6-4 winner against Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan.
The world number one and 2008 Queen's champion was troubled by a glute/hamstring injury after the second set and had the top of his right leg massaged, delaying play for several minutes.
Despite the injury, he is confident he will be able to face countryman Feliciano Lopez on centre court once Murray's match has finished.
"I'm going to have the leg the tested. The pain started slowly and then I felt it more," said Nadal.
"At the moment I'm not thinking about pulling out of the tournament. I'm sure I'll play tomorrow. I'll be very careful but should be OK."
