The second day of the Battle of the Brits Premier League of Tennis brings eight exciting matches on an indoor hard court at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton.
Eden Silva and Naomi Broady open the day on Court 1, followed by Jack Draper and Jay Clarke. It will be the first match of the tournament for Clarke, while Draper lost the opening clash before beating Cameron Norrie in two tie breaks on Monday. James Ward will seek the first victory of the event against Jan Choinski, ahead of the women's encounter between Alicia Barnett and Katy Dunne that completes the day on Court 1.
Alongside them, Court 3 will stage some entertaining clashes, with the three-time Major winner also in action. Jodie Burrage and Francesca Jones both seek the first win in Roehampton before Dan Evans and Liam Broady step on the court in the second match. Former world no. 1 Andy Murray takes upon Cameron Norrie in his second match of the tournament, beating Daniel Evans in the first and hoping for more of the same today. In the women's encounter of the day, Heather Watson and Emma Raducanu will fight to top the charts, with both players standing on four points at the moment.
| Court 1 (from 10:00 am) | Court 3 (from 10:00 am) |
| Eden Silva vs. Naomi Broady | Jodie Burrage vs. Francesca Jones |
| Jack Draper vs. Jay Clarke | Daniel Evans vs. Liam Broady |
| James Ward vs. Jan Choinski | Andy Murray vs. Cameron Norrie |
| Alicia Barnett vs. Katy Dunne | Heather Watson vs. Emma Raducanu |
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