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Still to come today, Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu will both return to the court for their quarter-final matches following the schedule disruption caused by yesterday's rubbish weather.

Boulter takes on top seed Elena Rybakina, before Raducanu takes on either Harriet Dart or Kamilla Rakhimova.

Dart and Rakhimova remain locked in battle deep in a deciding set after almost three hours on court.

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Here's what Emma Raducanu had to say following her victory over Sorana Cirstea, who beat her in the Transylvania Open final earlier this year:

"It feels incredible to come out and play how I did today against Sorana. She is a player who has been in incredible form this year and had some amazing wins. Earlier in the year she beat me but I'm really glad I could get her back at home as well.

"I think I played at a really high level, I knew I had to go out and play aggressively and dictate. As soon as I took my foot off the gas a little bit she was coming back.

"I have another match to come later, so I hope you guys can stick around!

"Thanks so much to everyone who stuck around yesterday, I really wanted to show some good tennis to make up for yesterday's rain delays."

Emma Raducanu will play either fellow Briton Harriet Dart or Uzbekistan's Russian-born qualifier Kamilla Rakhimova later today.

Those two are two and a half hours in to their match, which is deep into a deciding set.

A miss from Sorana Cirstea.

Match points Emma Raducanu!

This has been another really encouraging performance by Emma Raducanu on grass.

Now, can she complete the job at the first opportunity?

With 80 minutes on the clock, and the quarter-final to come later today, she'll be hoping so.

Emma Raducanu is two points away from victory but nets a forehand as Sorana Cirstea recovers to 30-30.

She narrowly misses the baseline with a return, and Cirstea holds with an ace down the middle.

Another game closer for Emma Raducanu!

The Briton is locked in and making light work of an opponent who thrashed her four month ago.

Emma Raducanu is closing in on the Queen's quarter-finals!

The Briton has raised her level again and has too much for Sorana Cirstea right now.

The sun is even shining above the Queen's Club, if you can believe that.

Sorana Cirstea lands her first ace of the match - Emma Raducanu has three so far - to level her latest service game at 15-15.

But Raducanu goes again, and knocks a forehand into an open court for two break points.

Sorana Cirstea stays in touch at 30-15 after overpowering Emma Raducanu in a baseline exchange, but Raducanu picks up her first serve to stay on track.

A double fault by Sorana Cirstea, her first of the match, helps Emma Raducanu to 30-30 on the Romanian's serve.

But, aware a second break of serve would likely put this match out of her reach, Cirstea finds a way to stay in touch.

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Cirstea should have put away that volley! That will feel great for Raducanu. Cirstea does not look that comfortable up at the net.

Sorana Cirstea takes a slight slip as she misses at 15-30, allowing Emma Raducanu back in.

The Briton hangs on in a baseline rally before unleashing a terrific cross-court forehand for game point, and fires the ball past Cirstea at the net to take control of the second set.

It's the perfect start to set two for Emma Raducanu!

A poor game from Sorana Cirstea, and now the seventh seed is really up against it here.

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A big miss by Sorana Cirstea gifts Emma Raducanu two break points.

Cirstea is unhappy about something and briefly complains to the umpire, but needs to refocus here...

A brilliant set by Emma Raducanu, who, after a fast start, was made to work hard for it in the end.

A huge cheer from Emma Raducanu as she sees off the break point.

And another excellent first serve brings up a first set point!

Emma Raducanu recovers to 30-30 with two timely first serves.

But Cirstea finds a winner for a break point...