Samsonova the first name to fall, which opens that section up for Parks I think. Plenty of very competitive matches going on today, and I think this drubbing scoreline is a little unfair on Zhu who is actually giving Swiatek a good match.

iPlayer matches all working for me now on my phone.

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I do but then I started today with no doubt about Harriet given how she's been playing last couple of weeks. The sort of level she played in her loss to Ostapenko she'd have blitzed today. But not to be, and at least she's not Rakhimova who lost 7 points in a row to lose a final set breaker from *9-5 up...

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 But that's the problem, isn't it? Ostapenko hits a very hard, heavy ball, so Harriet can use all the pace and re-direct. Parry hits so much slice that Harriet has to generate all her own. It's a completely different match. Mind you, Harriet would have known that before. Again, my issue is she never goes to the net of floaty balls and take the ball out of the air. I know it was windy today but she sets up a lot of opportunities and never does it. And - again - the end of the second set would have been the ideal time to chance it a bit, just to get your eye in, to have it for the third set.