Katie Boulter beat Heather Watson in the first all-British semifinal on the tour in 48 years, and then Jodie Burrage piled on more history by edging past Alize Cornet of France.

Katie Boulter, Jodie Burrage and Heather Watson—all placed outside the Top 100 in the WTA rankings—ensured there will be a British finalist at the Wimbledon warmup event.

It's the first time since 1975 that a trio of British women have gotten that far at a WTA event.

That means none of the eight seeded players made it past the second round at the WTA 250-level event.

Great Britain's Heather Watson gave home fans something to cheer by beating Tatjana Maria, 6-4, 6-4

The Brazilian player was defeated by lucky loser Daria Snigur, 6-4, 6-3.

The milestone for the Brazilian was courtesy of a 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 victory Sunday.

The American will look to capture the fourth title of her career in Sunday's final of the grass-court tournament.

The Greek recovered from a poor start to prevail in three sets and reach the quarterfinals on another rain-affected day at the grass-court event.

As the 19-year-old's grass-court season begins with yet another injury and plenty of scrutiny, Maria Sakkari says it's important to allow young players time to develop on tour.

The US Open champion has “no idea” if she’ll be ready for Wimbledon in just under three weeks after retiring from her match with a “freak injury” to her left side.