Reid confident he and Hewett can land doubles crown at Queen's

Gordon Reid is confident he and Alfie Hewett can fill a rare gap on their CVs as they aim to land the men's wheelchair doubles crown at Queens. The pair breezed past Asif Abbasi and Manojkanth Somasundaram 6-0 6-0 in the last four on Saturday and will face Joachim Gerard and Stephane Houdet for the right to lift the trophy. Ad «This is one of the few tournaments we haven't won together, so it's a good challenge for us,» Reid said.

TennisKrejcikova and Ostapenko set to face off in Birmingham final41 MINUTES AGO «Looking ahead to Wimbledon, we want to be as best prepared as we can be, so this is another opportunity towards achieving that.» The doubles is the only trophy Reid remains in contention for after being beaten by his partner in the singles, Hewett coming out on top 6-3 6-1 to set up a decider against defending champion Gerard. Hewett said: «I think I am still learning at the moment. I have only played three matches on grass now this year, but I am enjoying it and I feel like I am in a good place physically.

»I am looking forward to a good challenge. He is probably one of the strongest players on grass because of his big serve and his long levers." In the men's singles, Carlos Alcaraz is determined to head to Wimbledon as world No.1 after he sealed a first-ever grass court final with a straight sets victory over Sebastian Korda at Queen's. Alcaraz will usurp Novak Djokovic at the rankings summit ahead of the third Grand Slam of the year if he beats Alex de Minaur in the final, after the Australian beat Holger Rune 6-3 7-6(2).