Emma Raducanu to Face Daria Kasatkina in Eastbourne QuarterfinalsEmma Raducanu to Face Daria Kasatkina in Eastbourne Quarterfinals Emma Raducanu will take on sixth-seeded Daria Kasatkina in the quarterfinals of the Eastbourne International this afternoon. Raducanu is coming off a hard-fought three-set victory over Jessica Pegula in the second round. When is the Match? The match is scheduled for Thursday, June 27th, and is expected to start around 14:00 BST (11:00 AM ET). How to Watch: * UK: BBC Two (live stream available on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website) Odds: * Emma Raducanu: 4/7 * Daria Kasatkina: 5/4 Eastbourne Full Match Order: Centre Court – from 11am BST (GB players in bold) * Flavio Cobolli vs. Billy Harris * Katie Boulter vs. Jasmine Paolini (3) * (6) Daria Kasatkina vs. Emma Raducanu * (1) Taylor Fritz vs. Shang Juncheng Lane 1 – from 11am BST (GB players in bold) * Harriet Arrow vs. Leylah Fernandez * Max Purcell vs. Miomir Kecmanovic * Aleksandar Vukic vs. Yoshihito Nishioka * (4) Madison Keys vs. Karolina Muchova Additional Information: * Wimbledon runs from July 1st to July 14th. * The Independent may earn commission from some links in this article, but this does not influence the content published. This revenue helps fund the website’s journalism.
Emma Raducanu is back on the grass at Eastbourne (Andrew Matthews/PA Wire)
Emma Raducanu will be hoping to continue her promising form on grass ahead of Wimbledon next week when she takes on sixth-seeded Daria Kasatkina in the quarter-finals at Eastbourne International this afternoon.
Raducanu claimed her first-ever victory over a top-10 player when she defeated Jessica Pegula in the second round on Wednesday, saving a match point to win 4-6 7-6 7-5 in nearly three hours in scorching conditions.
World number 5 Pegula suffered a stunning first-round win over former US Open champion Sloane Stephens, winning in three sets (6-4, 6-0).
And the 21-year-old wildcard was pleased to have come through such a tough encounter on the grass, saying: “It’s incredibly difficult when you’re playing against someone in the form of Jessica. But I’m really happy with how I’ve managed to navigate some really difficult situations and I honestly didn’t think I’d be able to get myself out of them, so I’d say this match is one of the most meaningful for me. I think I’ve been through some things and it’s really nice to get through it.”
Here’s all you need to know:
When is Emma Raducanu vs Daria Kasatkina?
The quarter-final in Eastbourne is scheduled for Thursday 27th June. It will be the third match on Centre Court and follows Flavio Cobolli v Billy Harris and Katie Boulter v Jasmine Paolini. The match is expected to start around 14:00 but may take longer if the previous matches take longer than expected.
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How can I watch it?
Viewers in the UK can watch the British grass-court season live on the BBC, with coverage from Eastbourne on BBC Two from 1pm BST. A live stream will be available when the game kicks off at 11am via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
Chances
Emma Raducanu4/7
Daria Kasatkina 5/4
Eastbourne Full Match Order
Centre Court – from 11am BST (GB players in bold)
Flavio Cobolli vs. Billy Harris
Not before 12:30 – Katie Boulter to Jasmine Paolini (3)
(6) Daria Kasatkina vs. Emma Raducanu
Not before 4pm – (1) Taylor Fritz vs Shang Juncheng
Lane 1 – from 11am BST (GB players in bold)
Harriet Arrow against Leylah Fernandez
Not before 12:30 – Max Purcell vs Miomir Kecmanovic
Aleksandar Vukic vs Yoshihito Nishioka
Not before 4pm – (4) Madison Keys vs. Karolina Muchova
When is Wimbledon?
Wimbledon starts next Monday, July 1, and lasts until the men’s final day on Sunday, July 14.
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