Manxman Harris targeting main draw opportunites after Surbiton Trophy debut

Manxman Billy Harris is targeting more main draw opportunities after an impressive few days at the LTA's Surbiton Trophy. Harris, who benefits from the LTA Top 25 programme which allows access to the NTC courts and facilities for the top 25 ranked British male and female players on ATP/WTA rankings and can also benefit from the LTA's domestic competition calendar of Pro and Prize money tournaments and a Tournament Bonus Scheme, beat William Jansen and Ramkumar Ramanathan to reach the singles main draw at the ATP Challenger Tour event. Ad/> He fell in the opening round to fellow Brit Jack Draper, but went all the way to the last four in the men's doubles alongside Swiss partner Antoine Bellier.

Roland-Garros'Very serious' — Zverev describes ankle injury in social media post2 HOURS AGO «I did well to get through qualifying. Ramanathan was a tricky player, and then playing Draper I had a bad start in both sets,» he said. «I came out missing too many first serves.

I didn't get into the match enough or hang in the rallies enough, but overall, it was good to qualify and good to play someone around the top 100 mark and see where my game is at, and work on it for next week in Nottingham. »The doubles this week, we played pretty well but [Julian] Cash and [Henry] Patten, they played well today, they didn't do anything wrong, so it was tough." A busy few weeks of tennis in Britain provide the perfect platform for the 27-year-old to grow in experience and boost his ranking. And with an array of grass court tournaments coming up, he is relishing playing on the surface.