Borna Coric and former Top 50 player Ryan Harrison are among the players seeking to qualify for the main draw at the Aegon Championships this weekend.

Coric, a US Open junior champion in 2013, turns 18 in November, while Harrison is looking to force his way back into the world’s Top 100. 

The first round of the qualifying competition at the Aegon Championships was moved indoors due to bad weather, which meant no access to the public. 

With the rain clouds clearing, the second round of qualifying is planned to move outside on to the grass, with gates opening to the public, at 2pm. The first second round matches outdoors are scheduled for not before 2.30pm.

Keep in touch with the Aegon Championships twitter and website for further updates.

The qualifying competition is scheduled to feature three rounds of play, with two matches for successful players on Saturday, and the final round on Sunday. There are four places in the main draw available to successful qualifiers.

View the qualifying draw and Order of Play