'This surface is amazing for her' - Alize Lim tips Harmony Tan for deep Wimbledon run after Katie Boulter win

Eurosport expert Alize Lim feels Harmony Tan’s status as an unknown quantity could play to the Frenchwoman’s strength at Wimbledon. The middle Saturday of Wimbledon proved to be a positive one for the women of France, as Tan’s win over Katie Boulter came a few hours before Alize Cornet stunned world No. 1 Iga Swiatek.

Ad/> While Cornet is an established performer, Tan is a relative unknown at the age of 24. /> Wimbledon'She can do everything' — Alize Lim impressed by Harmony TanAN HOUR AGO Tan’s best runs at Grand Slams prior to this week were second-round defeats at this year’s Australian Open and last year’s French Open. The world No.

115 has limited big-game experience, but Lim feels she has the tools to go deep at SW19. “I really think she can go far, because of the fact that people don’t really know her game yet,” Lim said. “Because she’s new on the Tour people can be surprised and they can have some problems adjusting to her game and that’s a big advantage for now.

“In a few years you don’t because people will know [Tan’s game] and will find different ways to play her tactically but she has that advantage now. She has good tactics.” Cornet stuns Swiatek to bring an end to world No. 1's 37-game winning run No complaints about court choice for Boulter after loss to Tan ends Wimbledon run Lim has knowledge of Tan’s game, as they practiced together before she departed for England.

“I’m not surprised at all because I hit with her the day before she went to Wimbledon,” Lim said. “She asked me to hit [with her] so she can clean her shots. “She was coming from a tournament in Italy and she said she had some struggles with the very, very low bounce there.