Great Britain 2-1 the Netherlands in BJK Cup qualifying
Katie Boulter & Jodie Burrage beat Suzan Lamens and Demi Schuurs 6-2 6-2 to secure GB's place in September's Finals
Sonay Kartal earlier beat Eva Vedder in three sets
But Boulter lost 6-4 6-3 to Suzan Lamens in second singles
GB beat Germany 2-1 in first round-robin match on Friday
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Boulter 4-6 3-2 Lamens*
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Suzan Lamens has stepped up really well in the big moments.
She has been very accurate with where she has been placing her shots from the back of the court. She has repeatedly found the corners.
It seems as though her strategy is to keep Katie Boulter on the move, moving from side to side.
Boulter 4-6 3-2 Lamens*
Well I thought that had gone wide but Suzan Lamens shreds a forehand winner close to the line and secures the break.
We're back on serve.
*Boulter 4-6 3-1 Lamens
Katie Boulter offers Suzan Lamens an opening as she double faults for 30-30.
A big mistake hands Lamens a break-back point and Boulter shakes her head as she trudges back to the baseline.
*Boulter 4-6 2-1 Lamens
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
What a point! Boulter would have been feeling the burn in the legs but her forehand was so good.
Boulter is firing up now, she usually has a slow start but now she is right in it.
Lamens is taking the risk going down the line but it isn't always executed quite right.
Image source, Getty Images*Boulter 4-6 3-1 Lamens
A loud roar from Katie Boulter as she secures the break with a backhand Suzan Lamens can only drag wide.
Much like yesterday, it's taken her a set or so to get going in this match.
Boulter 4-6 2-1 Lamens*
A double fault for Suzan Lamens gives Katie Boulter some momentum at 0-30 but the Brit returns wide on back-to-back points to cancel it out.
She's muttering away to herself but secures a break point when she bravely moves into the net in a long rally and Lamens' cross-court backhand is called wide.
Boulter 4-6 2-1 Lamens*
Another comfortable hold to love in the bag for Katie Boulter.
Suzan Lamens hasn't been able to take a point off the Brit's serve so far in set two.
*Boulter 4-6 1-1 Lamens
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Another clean winner from Suzan Lamens.
She just hit it with such ease again. She had a nice and compact swing, she played a nice central ball and she was able to keep it out of reach.
She doesn't hit at an overwhelming pace but the placement is devastating.
*Boulter 4-6 1-1 Lamens
Katie Boulter somehow finds the line with her backhand to level at 30-30 but skews her return of serve out of court to give Suzan Lamens game point.
The Dutch player takes the hold with a perfectly-placed forehand.
Boulter 4-6 1-0 Lamens*
The best possible start for Katie Boulter in set two as she takes the hold to love.
Image source, Getty ImagesKartal 6-4 4-6 6-1 Vedder
Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent in the Netherlands
Sonay Kartal admits she was starting to cramp in the latter stages of her match with Eva Vedder. So she realised it was time to step on the gas.
“It was a super physical match, one of the toughest matches I have played in a while. I think I couldn’t have asked for a better debut performance," she told BBC Sport.
"I’m not a player that typically cramps, but the points were long and physical and luckily the way that my body was feeling it forced me to play the way that I needed to.”
Katie Boulter has got it all to do. It took Sonay Kartal three sets to get it done earlier on, will we be going the distance in match two as well?
Here's the best shots from Kartal's win.
Best shots of Kartal's victory against Vedder
Boulter 4-6 Lamens
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
The aggression from Lamens is evident as she is going after the shots. There were a couple of lets which are not doing Boulter any favours.
Lamens did the damage early in this set getting the early break. The Netherlands will be very happy, it was an excellent set of tennis from them.
Boulter just gave herself a little bit too much work to do.
Boulter 4-6 Lamens
A big roar from Suzan Lamens as she takes the first set, stamping out any hopes of a Katie Boulter comeback.
The Brit has got it all to do, but showed promising signs in the middle of the set.
Image source, Getty ImagesBoulter 4-5 Lamens*
Well after mounting a bit of a comeback in this set Suzan Lamens finds a brilliant service game and she brings up three set points.
Boulter 4-5 Lamens*
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
We have seen a lot of quality in this set from Lamens. She is just stabilising the strike of Boulter at the moment but Boulter is not backing down.
This is a massive hold for Boulter. There is still a lot of work to do but she has got the momentum.
Can she turn this around now? It's game on.
Boulter 4-5 Lamens*
Katie Boulter sails her forehand long for 30-30 and Suzan Lamens has an opening but Boulter recovers, pummelling a forehand close to the line to take the hold.
Game on?
Image source, Getty Images*Boulter 3-5 Lamens
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Boulter has got one of the two break backs required!
She is just starting to get some traction and build some momentum here. If she can hold her serve, she will really put some pressure on the score.
All of a sudden the mistakes are coming thick and fast from Lamens...
*Boulter 3-5 Lamens
She's got it.
Katie Boulter breaks back and if she can hold here she can apply some pressure to Suzan Lamens.
Forget what I said at 16:37, Boulter isn't done in this set yet.
Boulter 2-5 Lamens*
Oh, hello.
From set point Katie Boulter has break point.
