(1) Fatma Al-Nabhani OMA vs. WC Maia Lumsden GBR Q Manisha Foster GBR vs. Tess Sugnaux SUI Katharina Hering GER vs. Q Mia Nicole Eklund FIN Julie Gervais FRA vs. (7) Magdalena Frech POL
(3) Katharina Lehnert PHI vs. Francesca Stephenson GBR Emma Flood NOR vs. LL Yixuan Li CHN Q Karola Patricia Bejenaru ROM vs. Q Theo Gravouil FRA Q Amelie Intert GER vs. (8) Natalija Sipek SLO
(5) Klaartje Liebens BEL vs. WC Eden Richardson GBR WC Emily Appleton GBR vs. Anna Klasen GER Luisa Marie Huber GER vs. Kimberley Zimmermann BEL WC Katie Boulter GBR vs. (4) Harriet Dart GBR
(6) Anna Zaja GER vs. Nina Stadler SUI LL Lucy Brown GBR vs. Q Nikki Luttikhuis NED Q Charlotte Klasen GER vs. Yukun Zhang CHN Q Deborah Chiesa ITA vs. (2) Kathinka Von Deichmann LIE
But who are you going for? In terms of the other. Or who's most likely?
It's got to be Manisha, I'd have thought, who has the biggest chance. And Lucy may well manage to get her own back (it often seems to happen when people play twice in a row like that).
I don't know the foreign opponents so hard to say but I can't see Fran or Emily App or Maia or Eden causing an upset - the draw has not been kind.
Manisha is my best bet. Don't write off Maia though.
Well, that head to head is absolutely convincing ! (although a few years back now).
Wouldn't it be great?
Going to be interesting to see how Maia juggles adult and junior tennis this year (but I love her set-up - assuming she's still largely over in the Netherlands? - and her coach - she seems in a 'happy' place with her tennis).
But, yes, I had Manisha as top pick, too.
(Didn't realise that Fran had played the German/Philippines girls so recently too, and it had been so close).
She's only 15 - fitness and stamina will be an issue on a like-for-like basis (although Theo is only 17, but two years can make a big difference at that age).