0*-5

A lengthy break between sets helps Anne regain focus and get an early break in the decider

6-3 0-6 1*-0

It's the turn of Alves to hardly win a point as Anne wins 19 in a row

6-3 0-6 5*-0

What a bizarre score line. Will be interesting to see Anne's Twitter comments (if any) re this match.

I've noticed a few inverse bagels (if that's the right expression ) in  women's matches but what seemed bizarre was the transformation from Anne barely winning a point (in the last 3 games of set 2, though Anne may have opted to save herself for set 3 at that point) to barely losing a point.

She's up first again tomorrow at 9am BST - the potential opponents in the main draw if successful are Maja Zec Peskiric, Marina Erakovic, (4) Sara Errani and (7) Polona Hercog. The New Zealander is still working her way back after a long absence from the Tour, so would probably be a good draw, with Errani the toughest prospect.

In doubles Anna is again in a match with Johanna Larsson - but this time on the opposite side of the net. They play later on Monday

Doubles R1

(3)Pavlyuchenkova/Rodionova (RUS/AUS) v Fedak/Vasylyeva (UKR)
Arvidsson/Larsson (SWE) v Keothavong/Smith (GBR)

After a very long game, Anne is broken again. 1-3*