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Upon arriving at the Nature Valley International tennis today in Eastbourne, I felt like it was not going to be like the Fever-Tree Championships, where I was last week.
Monday we see a rough first rounder for the guys. Stan Wawrinka plays Andy Murray. Two former top Players. Two of the "Big Four" playing each other in the first round.
Click here to see the men's and women's draws and all the action happening tomorrow at the Nature Valley International tennis in Eastbourne, Great Britain.
Click here to keep up with the latest tennis news from the Nature Valley International in Eastbourne.
Draws have been unkind to Andy Murray iso far in his comeback to tennis. At the Fever-Tree Championships this past week, the Scot had to face Nick Kyrgios in the first round and he would have run into fellow Brit Kyle Edmund if he had managed to advance past Kyrgios.
Click here to keep up on all the latest news from the men's & women's tennis in Eastbourne.
Former world No.1 Andy Murray has accepted a wild card into the main draw at the Nature Valley International in Eastbourne.
Defending champion Petra Kvitova will be bidding for a place in the Nature Valley Classic final for the second consecutive year when she takes on in-form Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu in Saturday’s semi-finals at the Edgbaston Priory Club.
Five of the world’s top 10 women and some of the brightest young stars on the ATP Tour will contest the Nature Valley International in Eastbourne, a British Tennis event.
Click here to see the latest draws and schedule from the men's tennis in Nottingham and the ladies tennis in Eastbourne.
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has today in conjunction with The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon, announced changes to further enhance the British grass court season in the lead up to The Championships.
WTA rising star Belinda Bencic (SUI) claimed the first title of her career at the Aegon International Eastbourne on Saturday, beating world No.13 Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) 6-4 4-6 6-0.
There must be something in the water in Switzerland. These Swiss seem to have a knack on playing on the green stuff, which is strange as Bencic admitted to us on Friday that they don’t actually have grass courts there.
It is always a bit mental on Wimbledon draw day. Those of us who scamper into the media centre listen intently to the draw being done on the ‘wireless’ (albeit digitally via our electronic typing machines), and we frantically analyse every last permutation before galloping out for a bit of tennis.
Once again the Slam draw on the women’s side could be one of the most open draws we have seen in recent times.
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