Emma Raducanu vs Daria Kasatkina | Quarter-Final | Eastbourne International

Please don't forget to like and subscribe to the Tennis Challenger Channel. Thank you! Well, that start was even better at the front. Just dancing with those feet. Oh, did it touch the line? It did. Yeah, she was backed up well. Flows long. Consolidate. Oh, even hitting an open stance. The breeze out here. Solid space. Decided to go for that. Ripped that one, however. Made the adjustment on the return because it just checked. I'm looking to go even deeper in eSport. And we see the different speed and spin she can put on the ball. And I hear that she's difficult in the wind in these type of blustery conditions. Not exactly the point. I think that's an excellent risk planner, Lucy. You have so much extra thinking for the tennis players. Even that she got in. But Iran Okano is one. Still has some work to do with this first set, but that might. Very little backflip on the back. Does close the first set up on her sixth set point. The return player well out of position. She was able to step in. It was a great get. Swung it nicely. Super from Iran Okano. It's all going her way. The different height has come for Kasatkina. It's wide. And that could be a model in eSport. I didn't see that one. Swerving into the body. Quarterfinals. That's not up. Invitingly. That's playing on grass. Miss it from Iran Okano. Picking up there. You have to play with a little more spin and margin. Terrific work. She's missed it. She won earlier. 15-0. 15-40. And that she has done. And can make the adjustments using the slice. 15-40. Decided to come in. Yeah, background. Something you have to hear at sporting events. That's something she's done so well at Kasatkina, but at the same time, that's just. Going back in behind. Daria Kasatkina, who made the final last year in eSport. Had to contend with a very, very difficult opponent. And Emma Ruddick.