Postpublished at 20:37 British Summer Time 4 September
Massive moments...
Summary
Jack Draper clinches place in maiden Grand Slam semi-final with brilliant display
Briton beats 10th seed Alex de Minaur 6-3 7-5 6-2 in US Open quarter-finals
Big-serving Draper, 22, reaches last four without dropping a set in five matches
He will face world number one Jannik Sinner or 2021 champion Daniil Medvedev on Friday - they play in second match of Wednesday's night session
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Break points for Draperpublished at 20:36 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 5-5 De Minaur*
Into the net goes a De Minaur backhand!
15-40. Two break points for Jack Draper.
Postpublished at 20:35 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 5-5 De Minaur*
"I back your ball-striking," says Draper's coach James Trotman now. He's playing his part well.
His player is grunting after each of those strikes but a sixth point in a row gets him to 0-30 on the De Minaur serve.
Draper holds servepublished at 20:34 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 5-5 De Minaur*
Image source, Getty ImagesA nerve-settler. A British hold to love.
Jack Draper barks encouragement to himself as this match increasingly becomes a gruelling battle.
Postpublished at 20:32 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-5 De Minaur
This now feels a huge game for the Briton.
"You have to be aggressive. Keep these points short," says his coach.
Draper starts it well. 30-0.
'Draper has to be worried'published at 20:32 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-5 De Minaur
Jeff Tarango
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
Image source, Getty ImagesJack Draper has to be a little bit worried now.
If he loses this set, not only is it even but Alex de Minaur has a lot more experience in these sorts of matches.
De Minaur holds servepublished at 20:30 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-5 De Minaur
"Come on, Jack!" is the shout from the stands.
The Briton looks like he needs a jolt of energy from somewhere because it's all going the way of the Australian right now.
The skipping, bopping De Minaur wraps up a third game in a row.
'De Minaur's level rising by the second'published at 20:28 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-4 De Minaur*
Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC SoundsAll of a sudden, De Minaur's level is rising by the second.
A big surprise, but De Minaur has such fighting qualities.
Despite being clearly hampered today, he is going to give it his best shot and see what he can carve out. Doing a good job of it so far.
De Minaur breaks backpublished at 20:27 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-4 De Minaur*
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember when Jack Draper was 4-2 up with 0-40 on De Minaur's serve?
It feels a long time ago now.
Alex de Minaur levels things up.
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*Draper 6-3 4-3 De Minaur
The first break point is saved by Draper's backhand.
Two to come.
Break points for De Minaurpublished at 20:26 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-3 De Minaur
Long and wide goes a British forehand.
De Minaur is alive again. 0-40.
Three break points for the Aussie.
Postpublished at 20:25 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-3 De Minaur
Image source, Getty ImagesI'm a little worried about Jack Draper here. He's playing that drop shot far too often.
0-30 on the Briton's serve. Pressure...
De Minaur eventually holds servepublished at 20:22 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 4-3 De Minaur
"COME ON," roars Alex de Minaur after eventually holding on.
Was that another big game to win? We'll soon see.
Draper misses two more break pointspublished at 20:20 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-2 De Minaur*
A 98mph gives Jack Draper a fourth chance but he fails to take it.
A forehand error from De Minaur offers up a fifth... Draper misses this too.
This game continues further.
De Minaur saves the break pointspublished at 20:18 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-2 De Minaur*
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex de Minaur is a fighter. He refuses to give up as three first serves come to his aid now.
Back to deuce.
'De Minaur's level is fluctuating'published at 20:17 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-2 De Minaur*
Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC SoundsAlex de Minaur's level is fluctuating, he is having these staccatos glimpses of what he is capable of.
After the disappointment of not being able to get the break back he's dropped again in level which of course hands over the initiative to Jack Draper once again.
More break points for Draperpublished at 20:16 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-2 De Minaur*
Isn't it funny what momentum can do in tennis?
Alex de Minaur flops a backhand into the net and now Jack Draper has three more break points.
Draper holds servepublished at 20:15 British Summer Time 4 September
Draper 6-3 4-2 De Minaur*
What a time to relocate his closest friend...
Two big serves help Britain's Jack Draper wriggle free of the pressure.
That feels like a big moment. All of that Aussie effort was for nothing.
Draper saves break pointpublished at 20:13 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 3-2 De Minaur
Image source, Getty ImagesThe point of the match? Maybe.
Alex de Minaur looks to have it but as Jack Draper winds up on a forehand the point is his.
Deuce.
Break point for De Minaurpublished at 20:12 British Summer Time 4 September
*Draper 6-3 3-2 De Minaur
The British 22-year-old, dressed in his backwards cap and baggy shirt, goes to that drop shot twice more.
The first works but the second came with a big sign, 'drop shot coming now', and De Minaur was there in a flash.
Break point...