Names to watch include reigning Eastbourne champion Petra Kvitova, while America's Coco Gauff will also prove popular among tennis fans. Last year’s Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur and world number four Jessica Pegula also feature on the south coast. Britain's Katie Boulter and Harriet Dart will also be on show as they both received wildcards to the tournament. Dart made the most of her chance today as she beat China's Zhang Shuai 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-1 on centre court this afternoon.
"That was a rollercoaster and I'm happy to close it out," said Dart. “I was not just playing my opponent, but playing myself at times. The conditions were really tough, the wind was going everywhere and it took a while to adapt to it."
Briton Jodie Burrage also progressed as she edged past American Lauren Davis 4-6 6-4 6-3. Defending Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina was due to compete but withdrew ahead of her first-round match with illness. Boulter faces Croatian lucky loser Petra Martic in their first-round match on Tuesday.
Here’s some cracking pictures from Getty Images at Devonshire Park...

21. Eastbourne Tennis - Monday
A general view during Day Three of the Rothesay International Eastbourne at Devonshire Park Photo: Mike Hewitt

22. Eastbourne Tennis - Monday
Britain's Harriet Dart returns to China's Zhang Shuai during their women's singles round of 32 tennis match Photo: GLYN KIRK

23. Eastbourne Tennis - Monday
A general view on day three during Rothesay International Eastbourne at Devonshire Park Photo: Tom Dulat

24. Eastbourne Tennis - Monday
A general view on day three during Rothesay International Eastbourne at Devonshire Park Photo: Tom Dulat

