That's all from me today on our live text, thanks for joining me. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did in the build-up to Wimbledon on Monday.

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So, it's not been a great day of tennis for British women as Harriet Dart, Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu have all been beaten in their Eastbourne quarter-finals.

However, there were plenty of positives for all three women before Wimbledon on Monday.

Daria Kasatkina said after her win against Briton Emma Raducanu: "It's great to be back at Eastbourne and back on grass with the windy conditions and the seagulls. I was trying to be controlled because the conditions were very tough. You have to play and try to win as many points as you can and try to put as many balls inside the court as you can.

"Jasmine [Paolini] is having a great season, she's playing amazing and on fire. I'm also not too bad. I think it's going to be a great match tomorrow. I thank the crowd for a very respectful support."

Daria Kasatkina almost apologises to the Eastbourne for beating Emma Raducanu in straight sets.

The Brit won't be too pleased with her display this afternoon but she'll take plenty of positives from her wins over Sloane Stephens and Jessica Pegula.

Wimbledon next up.

Match point for Daria Kasatkina.

Just a reminder this is only Emma Raducanu's 14th match on grass. A great bit of experience for her ahead of Wimbledon on Monday.

Just as I type that, the ball takes a terrible bounce and Raducanu even laughs despite losing the point.

That slight glimpse of hope is gone as Daria Kasatkina breaks the serve of Emma Raducanu once again.

She's now one game away from this match as 'Sweet Caroline' is playing in the background.

More pressure on the Emma Raducanu serve as Daria Kasatkina leads 40-15.

The conditions have played havoc with Raducanu's game.

Only one break point was needed as Emma Raducanu pulls back one break of serve.

Holding serve has been her problem, can she do it here?

Emma Raducanu has two break points of her.

Cries of "come on Emma" can be heard coming from the Eastbourne crowd.

A fifth double fault from Daria Kasatkina is followed by a great volley forehand winner from Emma Raducanu.

She enjoyed that one! 15-30.

An attempted forehand down the line drifts wide from Emma Raducanu as Daria Kasatkina takes control of this second set.

She's just two games away from a semi-final against Jasmine Paolini.

Emma Raducanu saves the first one.

Three more break points for Daria Kasatkina.

After a lot of back and forth, Daria Kasatkina has held serve to back up the break.

Emma Raducanu needs to dig deep as she goes 30-0 down on serve.

This game feels pivotal in this second set with Daria Kasatkina not playing at her best and Emma Raducanu trying to force a way back into the set.

The Brit brings it back to deuce with a powerful forehand winner.

Daria Kasatkina isn't going for her ground strokes at the moment so Emma Raducanu takes it upon herself to hit a winner and earn break point.

Kasatkina responds with a brilliant cross-court forehand winner for deuce.

We're 30-30 all on Daria Kasatkina's serve as Emma Raducanu looks to break back again.

That's a tough one to take as Daria Kasatkina breaks straight back.

The world number 14 seemed to be hitting a lot of slow balls in that game, forcing Emma Raducanu into trying to generate the power but also encouraging more errors.

You could see the frustration on Raducanu's face.

From 40-0 to break point Daria Kasatkina. Emma Raducanu needs to hold firm here.