Jamie Baker was a set and a break ahead at Queen's

Baker's fellow Scot, Jamie Murray, made the doubles third round with Eric Buterac, beating seventh seeds Ashley Fisher and Tripp Phillips 6-1 6-3.

But Baker lost to his fellow British wild card entry 4-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 at the Artois Championships.

The Glaswegian had been a set and a break up before slipping to defeat.

Baker, ranked 247 in the world, had looked poised for a fine win against the Englishman, who began the tournament 130 places above him.

The Scot won a finely-balanced opening set on Court One.

Baker lost his serve in the sixth game, but he rallied to break back immediately and won against the serve again in the ninth before comfortably closing the set.

He broke for a 4-3 lead in the second set, but the 20-year-old surrendered the initiative straight away as Bogdanovic made the most of some sloppy serving.

The tide was turning, with Bogdanovic reaping the reward of his greater accuracy.

But a tie-break was needed to separate the pair, which was settled when Bogdanovic forced Baker wide with his serve before striking the winner.

The match was still finely balanced in the early stages of the third set.

But a wide, looping shot saw Baker broken in the seventh, with Bogdanovic playing with increasing authority.

The Englishman broke again without conceding a point, his backhand completing a 4-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 triumph.