She faces lucky loser Kamilla Rakhimova<\/a>, who put paid to Harriet Dart<\/a>\u2019s campaign, and is enjoying a free hit at the moment. Neither player has had a remarkable year to this point so it feels like an even ground, going into the quarter-final.<\/p>\n There will be no doubt that the crowd will play a huge part for Raducanu but Rakhimova will be no pushover, having come through the qualifying rounds already and as always with Raducanu, the deeper she goes in a tournament, the more the concern as to whether she will just run out of steam at the end.<\/p>\n Prediction: Raducanu in three sets.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Katie Boulter [WC] v Donna Vekic [LL] | H2H & Match FundamentalsKatie Boulter [WC] v Donna Vekic [LL]H2H: Rybakina leads 1-0WTA Queen\u2019s ClubUKGrassPrize Money: $104,770Second on Andy Murray Arena, not before 1:30pm BSTBBC 2, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport Online<\/p>\n It was a remarkable win for Katie Boulter<\/a> against former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina<\/a> \u2013 and the Brit does what she does best in backing herself against the odds. She will face Donna Vekic<\/a>, who is no slouch on grass, despite making it this far as a lucky loser.<\/p>\n Vekic had to pull double-duty after a washout on Thursday, with Vekic having started her first match of the day on Wednesday. She had to go the distance against Karolina Pliskova<\/a> to book her spot in the last four.<\/p>\n Boulter should use both the momentum of a landmark win, and the British crowd to get her over the line and into her first WTA 500 final since winning the title in San Diego. Vekic is a tricky character on grass so it will be key to see how fatigued she might feel after two matches in one day.<\/p>\n Prediction: Boulter in three sets.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/Connected-Clubs-Graphic.png\"\/)
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