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The pairing of Mirabelle & Anna won through to the QF, 6-3 6-1
But, Graziella and Ukrainian partner, Aleksandra, went out to the third seeds, 2-6 0-6

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R1: LUMSDEN, Maia (GBR) 6 527 def STOICA, Denise-Antonela (ROU) Q 1023 7-5 6-4

R2: LUMSDEN, Maia (GBR) 6 527 v TEMIN, Marie (FRA) 633 CH=568 9/10/17

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Mai up a set and a break, 6-4 *2-1

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Maia was 6-4 *5-2 up with an insurance break now used up..

6-4 *5-4, this time please.



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Broken to love, lost 10 points in a row 

6-4 5-5*



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Maia had enough of all that after 11 points in a row and eventually converted her 3rd BP of a 14 point game.

6-4 *6-5



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Broken to 30, TB ...

6-4 6-6

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All's well that ends well 

6-4 7-6(3) and into the QF.



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Maia progresses
Closing in on the top 500. Probably needs to win the tournament to guarantee it.

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I'm not sure that Maia really deserved that second set having served for it 3 times and blowing all three opportunities, so hope she has more confidence on her serve in the QF match confuse 



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Well done Maia :D

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L16: (6) Maia Lumsden WR 527 (=CH) beat Marie Temin (FRA) WR 633 (CH 568 in October) 6-4 7-6(3)

Her potential 4th seed QF opponent has lost her opening set 6-4.

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Congratulations to Maia, who wins her 41st match of the year thus becoming the GB womens 2017 leader for match wins.
She dethrones Johanna who had led at every point since week 2. Jo's 40 wins did come in 3 fewer matches than Maia's, so Ms. Lumsden still needs more 'W' to catch up in terms of win %, though Jo does not lead that stat.
Of those with >5 matches played, Win % Leaders are:
1: Emily Arbuthnott (68.18%)
2: Johanna Konta (67.80%)
3: Francesca Jones (66.67%)
4: Maia Lumsden (66.13%)
* Sabrina Federici leads in strict terms of win %, having won 4 of her 5 matches (80.00%)

Maia will not play the fourth seed next, but her conqueror, Victoria Muntean (FRA)

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Victoria Muntean was a high-flying youngster (national champion at least once, and right up there most years). Was always talked about in the same breath as Fiona Ferro. Big tennis family (younger sister Sophie - born 2000 - is a serious player too).
But like several of them, she hasn't really transitioned into anything amazing. (A sign maybe of just being very well coached and invested in tennis but without much more). Nothing to be scared of.

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