Andy Murray has said that his second-round win at Queen's was a "good start" to the defence of his title at the Aegon Championships.
The third seed, who had a bye in the first round at the tournament, beat France's Paul-Henri Mathieu in straight sets to set up a third-round meeting with Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic.
The Scot told BBC Sport: "I have great memories here and always enjoy coming back. It was a good start. I served pretty well.
"Both of us played well, he didn't return quite so well but it was a good start to the grass-court season."
Murray was watched by new coach Amelie Mauresmo, whose appointment was announced at the weekend.
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Sian Cowper
Sian Cowper
