Emma Raducanu loses against Maya joined in three sets in the second round of Eastbourne Open | Tennis news

Emma Raducanu tried a miraculous recovery, but did not succeed in a spectacular defeat with three sets against Maya joined to the Lexus Eastbourne Open.

Raducanu won the first set only to see the 19 -year -old Australian claiming the next two, winning 11 of the next 14 games to put himself on the verge of victory.

But the British No. 1 almost seized a dramatic victory for the jaw defeat, returning when Joint made a double breakup to take the final set in an equality break.

Rising Star Joint finally prevailed 4-6 6-1 7-6 (7-4) to move into the quarter-finals of DevonShire Park

The tide had turned when Raducanu gave its first service game from the second set, with a joint breakup and then a consolidation to move forward 3-0.

Raducanu was then taken to break the point several times. She had to fight to retaliate and take her first game in the set.

The articulation kept the Raducanu service under pressure as it hunted a second break. The Briton advanced to steal the ball of the articulation, but the errors have always corroded his game. A right miss led them to Deuce and Raducanu marked to give his opponent another point of rupture, which the Australian converted.

Joined, classified 51 in the world, served the second set to take them to a decision maker where the former champion of the United States seemed beaten, dragging 5-2.

But she produced an inspired spell, breaking the joint three times when she was used for the match, to establish a break in equality.

The victory was in sight when she obtained a mini-RUP to lead 4-3, but won four successive points to claim victory and refuse Raducanu a dramatic victory of return.

They radan revealed Tuesday after her opening victory that she had received “very bad news” And that may have affected her because she seemed moderate in the court and looked more and more with long legs overall decisive.

The 22 -year -old will now go to London where she will prepare for her Wimbledon campaign, the scene of her breakthrough in 2021. She will be the main hope for a first British women’s champion in Wimbledon since 1977.

Joint: happy to be able to harshly

“I try to hit the lines, it does not always work. I am an aggressive player, I like to use my setback and I try to learn to play on all courts,” said Joint, who will be confronted Anna BLINKOVA Then, after defeating Lulu Sun from New Zealand in straight sets.

“Today was really difficult, there were a lot of ups and downs and momentum switches. I was really happy to be able to last it at the end. The atmosphere was incredible.”

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Burrage beaten in the middle of the broken net controversy

Jodie Burrage wasted three match points in a difficult 6-4 4-6 7-6 defeat (7-3) against the Wimbledon Barbora Krejcikova champion.

The Czech Krejcikova, which also survived match points against Harriet Dart during the previous round, fought the world world’s Burrage in 164 in two hours and 26 minutes, although it was disturbed by a thigh tension.

Emergency repairs were necessary when Krejcikova’s forehand has found its way through a hole in the net.

The second seeded was used to stay in the second set when she seemed to be lucky when her shot lising the net and fell on the side of Burrage.

The Eagle Eye Berrage looked mystified about how the ball had passed and headed for the net to discover that a hole large enough for a ball pass had opened.

In a sports movement, Krejcikova awarded the point of Burrage, which continued to level the match before the arrival of the staff on the ground armed with wire, cable links and scissors to make repairs in progress.

After a short delay, the decisive whole began.

“Another difficult match,” said Krejcikikova, who also has a crown of French open singles by name, in court.

“The British know how to play on the grass and it is difficult to play against them, but happy that I have finished.

“I was going through a difficult moment at the beginning of this year, but I am happy that I am here and I can continue to find the level I know that I can reach.”

In the draw for men, Lucky Loser Billy Harris continued to take advantage of his stay, winning 6-3 6-4 against Mattia Bellucci, while And Evans Seal his second victory in the top-20 in two weeks when he put a clinic of Grass’s field to shock the world n ° 13 Tommy Paul 6-4 3-6 6-3 and qualify for the quarter-finals.

The British duo is getting closer to Wimbledon’s main drawing

Oliver needs And Hamish Stewart The two of Wimbledon’s beginnings are having a victory after reaching the qualifying final.

Scot Stewart, 25, has already won four games after traveling the Wild Card qualifying qualifiers for British players in a lower row to win a place in Roehampton.

He beat Liam Broady there, then took advantage of a shift that forced Valentin Vacherot to retire during a victory match in his qualifying match in the first round.

The adventurous road of Stewart continued on Wednesday when he saved two match points before beating Luca Van Assche 7-6 (7-3) 4-6 7-6 (11-9) from France to go to the third round.

Joining the world n ° 550, which will face the Leandro Riedi in Switzerland Thursday, during the last round, Tarvet, 21.

Tarvet is ranked even lower at 719 but currently studies at the University of San Diego in the United States, where he obtained impressive results on the college tennis circuit.

And he has not yet abandoned a set, following his victory over the 14th seeded Terence Atmane in the first round with a 6-3 6-2 victory against the Canadian Alexis Galarneau.

He will have to defeat the 29th seeded Alexander Blockx in Belgium if he wants to progress to the main draw.

There was a defeat, however, for Ryan Peniston, who lost 3-6 6-4 6-4 to the talented young Spaniard Martin Landaluce.

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