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Myneni reached Top 200 only recently. Logically, he didn't play on European grass court before this because travelling is expensive so he stayed in Asia and played challengers there. He tied two finals and a semifinal later last year. I saw his matches those weeks and he is the classical representative of the Indian tennis school, which means he likes to go on the net and has the game for it. He beat Gojowczyk here, having lost only one service game and that has to be respected. Playing a consistent match against the aggressive German is not easy. Since he is to play De Shepper, this is only the logical bet. The Frenchman struggled against Albot in the first set greatly, won the tie break eventually and converted the break point in the second set to settle the match. Albot is definitely better than the Indian but Myneni has the game that prefers faster point, that doesn't give rhythm. it's always good to go on the net against De Schepper. There will be much more of a fight here than the basic odds suggest.