After rain delays resulted in a rushed schedule, several players had to play doubleheaders at the HSBC Championships (Queen's Club Championships) over the past two days. After Katie Boulter picked up two wins yesterday, fellow Brit Emma Raducanu won two ...

Rakhimova’s serving problems continue as Raducanu seals the first break of the first set via a double fault. The Red Arrows not only delighted the crowd but also seemed to loosen up Raducanu, who played with more freedom after the disruption and only lost one more game, taking the first set 6-3.

Emma Raducanu admitted she was "in awe" of King Charles' birthday flypast, which interrupted her quarter-final contest at the Queen's Club Championships. The British No 1 will play Ava Jovic after beating Kamilla Rakhimova 6-3,

Raducanu and Rakhimova had been expected to face off on Friday night, having both played their second-round matches earlier in the day. But play on the Andy Murray Arena ran long, and their clash was ultimately cancelled at around 7.45pm, meaning they had to return on Saturday before the semis could get underway.

The British star had been in control of the contest, taking the opening set and moving a break ahead in the second, when the incident occurred