Because of injury, 'little fave' Sonay only has four counters.

And she has just made the QFs here, so that's 20 points extra (and counting)

Which is all good news. And hopefully a sign on good health and form pre the grass season.

Arthur has also won, although his 20 points will only replace an 18 point-er so there's not much difference, but all steps in the right direction - as said, it's great to see how's he come up out of left field, and with his sporting and French background he's a slightly different story from the main batch.

Blu too has won but, as David says, as he continues to play down, that's not really making much impact on his ranking (although it could be a strategic decision for his game, indeed we assume it is, so there might be benefits down the line)

Matilda still to play.

And the Brits this morning are carrying on making short work of it (although Arthur's tricky match isn't in yet)

However, the girls and Blu have all been expeditive, which is especially impressive from Sonay (where, as above, the points will be big extra counters for her). And Arthur is obviously making a match of it

QF

(7) Sonay Kartal def (4) Kristina Dmitruk (BLR) 6-1 6-1

(2) Matilda Mutavdzic def. Saara Orav (EST) 6-2 6-1


QF

(1) Blu Baker def. Tomas Luis (POR) 6-1 6-2

Great to see them all in the semis.

Go, girls !

We've got his one wrapped up, done and dusted, and barely broken sweat

Girls SF

(7) Sonay Kartal def. (1) Weronika Baszak (POL) 6-2 6-1

(2) Matilda Mutavdzic def. Laura Hetaranta (FIN) 6-4 6-1

And in another tight three-setter, Blu comes through too.

SF: (1) Blu Baker def. (3) Marat Sharipov (RUS) 6-3 6-1 6-4

So, indeed, we have all four finalists

The day got even better for Arthur

Boys F

(1) Blu Baker v (5) Arthur Fery

Doubles F

(1) Fery/Gill d. Lorens/Mandma (POL/EST) 7-5 6-3

Girls F

(7) Sonay Kartal v (2) Matilda Mutavdzic