Keys wins Eastbourne title as men's final rained off

A break in the seventh game tilted the second set in the American's favour as ⁠well, as she claimed ‌another ​victory in the tournament where she won her first ​WTA title ‌in 2014.

"To be able to win it for the ​third time means the absolute world to me," said the 31-year-old, who will face fellow ​American ​Kayla Day in ​the first round at Wimbledon.

Keys has joined Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova as the only players to win the Eastbourne event three times or more. Having also won in Birmingham 10 years ago, Keys now owns four career grass-court titles.

Bergs ‌and Humbert are set to face off again in Wimbledon's first round, but their clash in the men's final in Eastbourne was interrupted by rain, ​with Humbert leading the first set 2-1, and ​will continue on ⁠Sunday.