How will the tournament work & where can you watch?

The tournament will see the teams going head to head in a daily mix of singles, doubles and mixed doubles matches.

The teams will accumulate points from individual matches, as they race to the target of 60 points - which will see them crowned Battle of the Brits Team champions.

Fans can follow all the action live via the BBC’s digital channels (via the BBC Sport website, app and BBC iPlayer channels) as well as on the LTA’s own Youtube and Facebook channels.

What are the teams?

The Union Jacks will be captained by British tennis legends Judy Murray & Greg Rusedski. The team features men’s British No. 1 Dan Evans, who won the men’s singles Battle of the Brits tournament hosted at the National Tennis Centre in June. Women's British No. 2 Heather Watson, who plays in her first tournament since lockdown & the in-form Katie Boulter, last week’s winner of the Progress Tour Women’s Championship, feature for the Union Jacks. Also representing the Union Jacks will be three-time Grand Slam singles champion, Andy Murray & seven-time Grand Slam doubles winner, Jamie Murray.

The British Bulldogs team led by both the Fed Cup and Davis Cup captains, Anne Keothavong & Leon Smith, includes women’s British No. 1 Johanna Konta and Harriet Dart, both of whom are playing in their first event since the restart of competitive tennis. Battling for the British Bulldogs will also be men’s British No. 2, Kyle Edmund & current Australian Open men’s doubles champion, Joe Salisbury. Emma Radcanu & Cam Norrie, who both have won a British Tour event this summer, will also be flying the flag for the British Bulldogs.