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Oliver Tarvet celebrates on the grass court after his Wimebldon qualifying win
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Wimbledon 2025: Qualifying results & updates

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Get all the latest results and updates from the British players competing in Wimbledon qualifying this year from 23-26 June.

Highlights:

Day four: Tarvet through to main draw; Appleton and Stewart bow out 

Oliver Tarvet has secured his place in the Wimbledon main draw after coming through a four set battle against 29th seed Alexander Blockx - winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 6-1.

After a close start to the match, it was Tarvet who secured the opener before the Belgian levelled to a set apiece. The Brit started to pull back the match but his momentum was halted as the rain disrupted play.

Once back on court, Tarvet looked unstoppable - he dropped just one of 20 points behind his first serve points in the final two sets.

The world No. 719 rattled off seven of the last nine games to quickly finish up the match and with a final ace he booked his spot in the Championships main draw.

Meanwhile, Emily Appleton and Hamish Stewart couldn't make it past the final round of qualifying.

Appleton lost out 2-6, 6-2, 0-6 to Slovakian world No.171 Veronika Erjavec in her thrid round match.

The Brit fought back after going a set down to take the early break in the second before another led her to take a 6-2 lead and force a decider. 

However, Appleton struggled on serve in the third - winning just three of her 15 service points to help the Slovakian quickly finish off the match in an hour and 44 minutes.

Stewart was defeated 3-6, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6 by Lexus Ilkley Open quarter-finalist Leandro Riedi.

Across four tight sets with just one deciding break point in each, Stewart couldn't find his  consistency - hitting 39 errors compared to 22 winners, which allowed Riedi to get a foothold on the match and lead him to victory.

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