Watch the best moments from British pair Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu as they lose their second round doubles match at Queen's to top-seeded pairing Lyudmyla Kichenok and Erin Routliffe.

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It is a busy day for the Brits tomorrow with Katie Boulter, Heather Watson and Emma Raducanu all in action.

You can read Jess Anderson's report here as Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter were beaten by Lyudmyla Kichenok and Erin Routliffe.

Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter were in doubles action earlier today, where they were interrupted by a bee.

The British duo were unfortunately unable to win the match. The bee was blameless, though.

Amanda Anisimova, after reaching the quarter-finals by knocking out successive British players: "I'm so sorry, guys! There's been some tough matches here but I am enjoying it and glad to be through to the next round.

"I feel like with every match you play you get a bit more comfortable on the grass. From the start I felt I had more rhythm. I am just happy to be able to play my tennis.

"There are so many strong girls right now in America and I am so happy to see us doing well. I am sure the match with Emma will be a battle. She is a tough player and I am looking forward to it."

Next up for Amanda Anisimova is a quarter-final against fellow American Emma Navarro.

Anisimova breezes into a 40-0 lead and looks set to wrap this up swiftly but back-to-back double faults bring Kartal back into it...

Kartal is not giving up without a fight and she enjoys one of her more commanding service games to stay in it.

Anisimova looks to be on course for a rapid hold as she races ahead 40-0.

But a forehand goes long before she puts a shot into the net and Kartal is back in it.

However, the Brit can't get a return from Anisimova's serve over the net and the latter is one game away from progressing to the quarter-finals.

There's more mistakes creeping into Anisimova's game now as she gives up the first point with a poor return but a big backhand gets her level, then another down the line puts her ahead.

A third break in a row on the cards? Kartal mis-hits a shot and Anisimova has two break points, getting the job done at the first time of asking.

Excellent from Kartal as she breaks back immediately!

Anisimova saved break point once but couldn't do it a second time as she is pulled all across court by Kartal in a rally before sending a shot wide.

A couple of errors by Anisimova and it is advantage Kartal but the Brit then sends a backhand long and it is deuce once more.

Another return from Kartal goes long before a slice catches out the Brit and Anisimova seals the break.

Kartal is staying in the points longer, but Anisimova is in prime position now to go on and seal the win.

Kartal uses the court well to push Anisimova wide before whipping a forehand out her reach to lead 30-15 on her serve.

But once again Anisimova wrestles back control, coming out on top of a brilliant rally to make it deuce.

Anisimova then holds, breezing through it without dropping a point.

A strong response after Kartal's early break.

Anisimova looks to quickly break back as she swiftly gets into a position of having two break points.

She fails to take the first opportunity as she sends a shot into the net, but Kartal then hits a return long and we're back on serve again.

And Kartal seals the break at the first attempt.

Just what she needed and something to build on now.

A strong start by Kartal as she finds the line with a fine backhand return at the baseline to race 30-0 ahead.

Anisimova takes the next point but then plants a shot into the net, prompting a roar of frustration from the American, but applause of encouragement from the crowd.

Two break points for Kartal.