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Kartal had earlier put Britain in a fine position with a gritty win over Vedder.<\/p>\n
She came back from an early break down in the first set, hitting 11 winners to Vedder’s seven as she outmuscled her in the forehand exchanges.<\/p>\n
Kartal should have broken world number 265 Vedder in the first game of the second set, missing three break opportunities before rattling through her own service games with ease.<\/p>\n
However, she was not helped at 4-3 up when umpire Eva Asderaki-Moore incorrectly overruled an out call on a Vedder forehand.<\/p>\n
Had it not been overruled, Kartal would have had a break point. Instead, the point was replayed, Vedder held serve and then broke Kartal in the next game.<\/p>\n
Vedder played her best tennis in the final two games of the second set, drawing errors out of Kartal before wrapping up the set with an ace.<\/p>\n
The Briton put her frustration aside for the third set, quickly going a break up and putting her heavy forehand to good use to win the final five games in a row.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n