British Tennis Forum - Celebrating 20 Years!

QR1: Roberts Jaricevskis (LAT) UNR vs (q12) Ying Hou UNR QR1: (q5) Leevi Säätelä (FIN) WR 1706 (CH = 1634 in August) vs Alexander Parker UNR (CH = 1623 in November 2017) Dan Little should be in the main draw.

QR1: (q6) Ali Habib UNR vs Nish1th Naveen (IND) UNR Will Jansen should be in the main draw as a JR.

R1: JOHN-BAPTISTE, Lauryn (GBR) 7 901/243 (CH=891/227) v MOZGALEVA, Anastasia ( ) UNR/268 (CH=UNR/183 2022)

15/10/22 Kristina is born in 2004, so still a junior And she has just made the final of a 15k Which, I think, merits a thread She is currently WTA 1388 in singles, and 1052 in doubles Has a junior CH of 426 Kristina has a younger sister, Gabia, who is also a very promising young player. The family live in Su...

Q1: WEBLEY-SMITH, Emily (GBR) 714 (CH=240 2011) v PERRIN, Conny (SUI) (7) 355 (CH=134 2018) They met at Dakar in 2017 with Conny winning 2 & 3

Having played with Willbomb and lost against him and Giles in the final last week, Josh Paris is now teaming up with Daniel C in doubles and are top seed. This looks like a last minute thing - they're the only dubs teams who didn't play their R1 match yesterday, and Josh obviously wasn't in singles. Guess...

Marelia hasn't gone on from Jo'burg to here but the others have all turned up R1: Wins for Oliver Bonding (last week's winner) and Max Castle Flora Johnson and Serena Manca (who qualified) still to play

QR1: (qWC) Alex Cairo (USA) UNR vs (q14) Marcus Walters UNR (CH = 1581 in December 2019) QR1: (q8) Hamish Stewart WR 1793 (CH = 1701 at the start of the month) vs (qWC) Takeshi Taco (PER) UNR

L16:- Francesca Di Lorenzo (USA) / Sarah Beth Grey (GBR) CR571 (321+250) v Carolyn Ansari (USA) /Ariana Arseneault (CAN) CR929 (498+431)

L16: Ivan Dodig & Austin Krajicek (CRO/USA) CR 46 (22+24) vs Matthew Ebden (AUS) & Jamie Murray CR 60 (33+27) L16: (4) Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliövaara (FIN) CR 33 (19+14) vs Qualifier

QR1: Toros Eros Yakincam (GER) UNR vs Francesco Paschetto UNR The winner will play the q1 on QR2. QR1: (q7) Max Benaim UNR vs BYE QR1: Nicolas Philibert UNR vs Vishal Saravanan (IND) UNR

QR1: Arslanbek Aitkulov (KAZ) UNR vs Matthew Rankin UNR

Q1: AYANBADEJO, Sholape (GBR) UNR/UNR {18yo JCH=UNR} v KASHYRINA, Anna (UKR) UNR/UNR {18yo JCH=UNR}Q1: DAVIS, Francesca (GBR) (4) UNR/1055 (CH=UNR/1011) {18yo JCH=UNR} v Bye

L16: (4) Jonny O'Mara & Sem Verbeek (NED) CR 235 (92+143) vs Sander Arends & Franko Skugor (NED/CRO) CR 272 (118+154)

L32: Mark Whitehouse WR 674 (CH = 530 in August 2019) vs (8) Omar Jasika (AUS) WR 279 (CH = 239 in April 2017)

QR1: (PR/q6) Jan Choinski WR 287 (CH = 234 in April 2018) vs José Federico Vidal (ESP) WR 513 (CH = 442 in March)

R1: BAINS, Naiktha (GBR) 347 (CH=199 2020) v OKAMURA, Kyoka (JPN) 292 (CH=223 2016) They met in 2018 with Kyoka winning 1 & 6(3)

L32: (2) Valerio Aboian (ARG) WR 451 beat (WC) Elbert Barr UNR by 6-0 7-6(3) L16: (4) Nicolas Bruna & Lautaro Agustin Falabella (CHI/ARG) CR 1728 (858+870) beat Elbert Barr & Rodrigo Nicolas Montes de Oca Murrilo (PER) UNR by 6-2 6-4

L32: (4) Blu Baker WR 699 (CH = 650 three weeks ago) vs Patrick Maloney (USA) WR 947 (CH = 940 last week)

After her doubles title in France last week Ellie Blackford has moved to Hungary to tackle a Grade 2 event. I expect she will find it difficult here, as she has played very little on clay at ITF level, while her opponent plays regularly on the surface, stacking up 2 Grade 4 titles and a Grade 3 runner-up in...

R1: DALEY, Danielle (GBR) 1122/14 (CH=1111/14 2022) v VARUL, Liisa (EST) WC UNR/1310 (CH=UNR/1264 2022) {18yo JCH=192}

Q1: BLACK, Brooke (GBR) UNR =CH {14yo JCH=1442} v SVATIKOVA, Laura (SVK) (14) 932 (CH=826 2018) Q1: MALONEY, Eliz (GBR) (2) 516 =CH v ByeQ1: JURKOWSKA, Paulina (GBR) UNR =CH {17yo JCH=847} v GUMULYA, Beatrice (INA) (13) 923 (CH=564 2016} Q1: NEILSON GATENBY, Talia (GBR) (9) 634 (CH=631 2022) {17y...

Q1: BAGLOW, Eleanor (GBR) (5) 1309/202 =CH v KUPIYANOVA, Vasilissa ( ) UNR/UNR {16yo JCH=UNR}

QR1: Firas ben Chouika (TUN) UNR vs (q16) Patrick Foley UNR (CH = 1271 in September 2019)

Time for a vote. Who will be the next PM. Note: this is 'who will be' not 'who do you think should be. I know Hunt has already ruled himself out, but given the current Tory Party record on rapid U-turns, I thought I would leave him in there anyway. I have put a 5 day limit on the vote as they have said that we wil...