The loss for Katie Boulter also means she will lose her ranking as British number one. That will go to Emma Raducanu, who is in action later this afternoon.

There's more British representation up next, however, as Heather Watson faces fourth seed Elena Rybakina.

Diana Shnaider: "Katie is such a lovely person I love her with all my heart. To play her and beat her in front of her home crowd I am so sorry! I hope you don't hate me too much and come support me tomorrow!

"Last year was my first season on the grass. I was looking forward to coming back this year. It feels very relaxed and comfortable and I love this surface.

"I am still learning a lot and trying to trust myself more and trust the process. There's a lot of work going on but I definitely learn a little more to play on grass."

Next up for Diana Shnaider is a clash with Madison Keys for a place in the semi-finals.

This time Boulter can't save the hold as she sweeps a return wide after a strong backhand by Shnaider causes the British number one problems.

Shnaider is 5-2 up and serving for the match.

Every service game is becoming a battle for Boulter as she once again finds herself in a position of trying to avoid being broken with this game at deuce.

There's applause of encouragement from the fans, they know avoiding the break here is crucial.

Shnaider has not often shown her emotions in this game but she does this time yell in delight as she fends off a battling Boulter to hold.

Good work with her second serve seals the hold for Boulter and she is still in this.

The umbrellas are up again but this time to hold off the glare of the sun. Barely a cloud in the sky at the moment.

Boulter gets a great winner at break point, flicking a volley out of Shnaider's reach at the end of a rally. Her opponent's forehand then clips the net but drops out and Boulter can close out the hold here.

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This is in danger of drifting away from Boulter as she finds herself 30-0 down on her serve but she digs deep and a couple of strong first serves are too hot for Shnaider to handle and she draws level at 30-30.

Boulter battles in this game to try and break back immediately but there's frustration as a shot down the line at 40-30 is just out, and Shnaider then rattles off an ace on the way to a hold.

Boulter saves another two break points - that's five in total in her last two service games - but then double faults before planting a return into the net and Shnaider breaks.

Boulter didn't succeed with any of her first serves in the opening game of this set so that needs to improve.

The British number one drops the first point of this game with a poor return at the net, Shnaider charging up to it seemingly unsettling her.

Shnaider is full of running now and despite Boulter's best attempts to stretch her the Russian nails a shot down the line and has two break points.

Can Boulter fend the break off again?

The crowd are giving Boulter plenty of encouragement now but it is a good hold by Shnaider, nailing her shot placement throughout.

Two more winners for Boulter and she secures the hold from 40-0 down!

Just how big could that be?

Another roar from Boulter as she puts in a battling display in a rally before Shnaider's shot is called out. Deuce.

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Boulter saves one break point and then another as she finds the corner with a sweeping forehand.

Boulter needs to dig in here because she is in real danger of an early break, a double fault putting her opponent 40-0 up.

Once again Shnaider does a really good job of drawing Boulter in and then sending a shot past her as she breezes through to win this game without dropping a point and sealing the second set.

We're going to a third set decider and the momentum is with Shnaider at the moment.

Set point for Shnaider but Boulter saves it with some fine serves to secure the hold, prompting a roar and a fist pump.

She's hanging in there.