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 0-0 Lamens
Katie Boulter gets us started in our second match of the day.
A couple of errors put her on the back foot early doors but she recovers well with a powerful volley before a double fault hands Suzan Lamens a break point.
Boulter v Lamens
Katie Boulter and her Dutch opponent Suzan Lamens are out warming up.
It took Boulter a set to get going on the clay yesterday, can she hit the ground running today?
There are 30 places between these two in the rankings but they have never faced each other.
Katie Boulter may not count clay as her favourite surface, with her big-hitting game better suited to hard courts and grass, but she showed real intelligence to work her way to victory over Tatjana Maria on Friday.
Two double faults in one game saw Boulter go a double break down and the experienced Maria capitalised, serving out the first set and going 30-0 up against serve in the opening game of the second.
However, Boulter clawed her way to a hold and began to look more settled. Her groundstrokes began to find the lines and, after the two exchanged breaks, back-to-back punishing returns of serve gave the Briton the crucial advantage.
Boulter forced a decider and barely looked back, reeling off 10 of the last 11 games and dictating the play with her impressive forehand.
"I just kept believing in myself," said the 28-year-old.
"It was hard to come out against someone who has played so well on clay and Tatjana made it difficult for me at the beginning.
"I am very proud of myself for how I came back."
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Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent
Someone who is not present in the GB squad is Emma Raducanu, who withdrew to "look after her body".
The British number two is in discussions with Mark Petchey about appointing him as her new coach.
A final agreement has not yet been reached, but sources have told BBC Sport the Briton would like Andy Murray's former coach to head up her team.
Petchey, a former top-100 player, was in the coaching box alongside Jane O'Donoghue at March's Miami Open, where Raducanu reached the quarter-finals and produced her best tennis of the year.
Raducanu said at the time that she had some "really good people around me who I trust" during the week in Florida.
Image source, Getty ImagesKartal 6-4 4-6 6-1 Vedder
Sonny Kartal speaking on court after beating Eva Vedder: "I am super proud of that performance. Physically, I was struggling at the end but the crowd and the girls helped me get through.
"That one means a lot!"
GB 1-0 Netherlands
A winning start for Great Britain.
Sonay Kartal had to dig deep but she's got her team off to the best possible start.
Can Katie Boulter make it two from two? That's coming up in around 20 minutes time.
Image source, Getty ImagesKartal 6-4 4-6 6-1 Vedder
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Sonay Kartal really brought it all together in that final set.
It was one-way traffic. You could tell she didn't want to get caught up in a scrap like she did in set two.
Another tremendous performance in such a high-quality match. This is why we see her at her career-high ranking and moving on up.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 6-1 Vedder
Well after a gruelling second set that third set was all Sonay Kartal and she dispatches Eva Vedder in three sets to give Great Britain a 1-0 lead in the tie.
A really solid effort from Vedder but she just had nothing left in the tank at the end.
Image source, Getty Images*Kartal 6-4 4-6 5-1 Vedder
Sonay Kartal not hanging around here and she's got three chances at match point.
*Kartal 6-4 4-6 5-1 Vedder
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Vedder is trying to get pumped up here but everything is starting to run against her now.
You can feel the burn in the legs, as we are deep into this match. Both players are having to dig deep but perhaps Kartal just has that little bit more left in the tank.
Another forehand winner added to the collection to secure her the break. Vedder's hopes are diminishing.
*Kartal 6-4 4-6 5-1 Vedder
Sonay Kartal takes the break at the first opportunity.
Eva Vedder is rooted to the baseline as Kartal sends a thundering forehand past her.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 4-1 Vedder*
Sonay Kartal really is marching on and she brings up three break points.
She wants to get this done.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 4-1 Vedder*
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
Kartal is really pressing ahead here. There have been some big moments where Vedder has just not been able to make the play on return.
Kartal is marching on. It's only one break of serve, but it is a big mountain to climb for Vedder.
Image source, Getty ImagesRussell Fuller
Tennis correspondent in the Netherlands
Advice is offered at change of ends by captain Anne Keothavong, who shares a bench with Sonay Kartal next to the umpire’s chair.
Who does Keothavong turn to for advice? She can often be seen talking to the LTA’s head of women’s tennis Iain Bates and coach Colin Beecher, who are filling the two prime positions on the team bench behind the advertising hoarding.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 4-1 Vedder*
Sonay Kartal takes the hold to consolidate that break and even though it is only the one break it looks like a pretty big task for Eva Vedder at 4-1.
*Kartal 6-4 4-6 3-1 Vedder
Both players clearly starting to tire a little after what has been a pretty gruelling match.
But Sonay Kartal drives forward to meet Eva Vedder's drop shot and gets her scooped return just right to push it over Vedder's head.
*Kartal 6-4 4-6 3-1 Vedder
She's got it!
Sonay Kartal struggled to make that happen in set two but she takes the break in the deciding set to stretch ahead.
Image source, Getty ImagesKartal 6-4 4-6 2-1 Vedder*
Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button
That was some good counter-punching from Sonay Kartal.
She is managing to find some depth on her shots even though she is under pressure.
Kartal will be looking to make her move here... and she has two break points.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 2-1 Vedder*
Sonay Kartal finds the angle for a forehand winner and she brings up two break points.
Kartal 6-4 4-6 2-1 Vedder*
Eva Vedder misses a couple of returns and Sonay Kartal takes another steady hold to 15.
After all the drama of the second set the early stages of this third one have been a chance for both players to compose themselves and just keep the scoreboard ticking.
