Action continues today at four venues across Birmingham, and by the end of play we’ll know all the quarter-finalists. There are just as many matches today as the playoffs get under way, but we’ll be concentrating on the main draws.
You can watch action from the Glass Court – and others – Live, follow the results on the Draws and Live Scores, and we’ll have updates on our Social Feeds and Photo Gallery, with a roundup at the end of another busy day …
There are two rounds today in the G11, B15, B17 and B19 categories,
one round for the others as the QFs are decided, and playoff matches in all categories.
Check out the DRAWS page for the full list of confirmed quarter-finalists
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Day Two Update :
The first set of quarter-finals to be settled were the Girls’ U17 which went mainly to seeding, with Egypt’s Sohayla Hazem Farouk and Malaysia’s Doyce Lee Ye San, both [9/16] seeds, joining six of the top seeds in the quarters.
In the Boys’ U11 it’s also mostly seeding with Egypt’s [9/16] seed Ali Elmaotasem and the other seven top seeds won through to the quarters at Edgbaston.
There was a big upset in the G15 last sixteen as USA’s [9/16] Isabella Tang took out [3/4] seed Mariam Eissa in four games to join the other top seeds in the last eight.
The biggest upset to date came in the Boys’ U15 where Egyptian 17/32 seed Seif Belal El Shal beat second seed Jayden Oon before winning his last sixteen match with India’s Subhash Choudhary to gatecrash the quarters. English 9/16 seed George Griffiths and unseeded Kuwaiti Abdullah Ali also advanced to the last eight.
In the Boys’ U17 the top four seeds all won through, but all four 5/8 seeds failed to advance!
The U19 events finished past 11pm, with all the top seeds safely through. It was a great day for the American Boys who have three representatives in the quarters for the first time.
Full roundup to follow …
