Melbourne VIC, Australia, 18 September 2018 | AAP/tennis.com.au

Bernard Tomic is through to the main draw of the Moselle Open in France after a hard-fought win over Mats Moraing in the final round of qualifying on Monday.

The same day in China, fellow Queenslander Lizette Cabrera fought for almost three hours to seal her place in the main draw of the WTA Guangzhou Open.

Tomic had to dig deep after winning the first-set tiebreaker, losing the second set before fighting back to win 7-6(6) 3-6 6-3.

His victory set up a first round encounter with wildcard Ugo Humbert on Wednesday (AEST).

Tomic – who since being ranked No.243 at the beginning of May has built a win-loss record of 24-11 – is currently ranked No.129 while Frenchman Humbert is 108.

US Open semifinalist and world No.12 Kei Nishikori is the tournament’s top seed.

Cabrera, meanwhile, qualified for the second straight year in Guangzhou, where last year she advanced to her first WTA main-draw quarterfinal.

Her 4-6 7-5 7-6(1) win over China’s Zhang Kai-Lin, achieved in two hours and 44 minutes, sets up a first-round meeting with former world No.9 Andrea Petkovic.

Tomic and Cabrera have boosted Australia’s representation to six this week at tour events around the world.

Ash Barty and Daria Gavrilova are playing the WTA Premier-level event in Tokyo while Ajla Tomljanovic and Priscilla Hon feature in the main draw of the International-level Korea Open in Seoul.

Gavrilova won her first-round match in Tokyo over Kristyna Pliskova yesterday, while Hon has already won two qualifying matches in Seoul.