Summary

  • Day two of US Open in New York

  • British number one Jack Draper beats inspired qualifier Federico Gomez in four sets to reach second round

  • Fifth seed Draper reached semi-finals at Flushing Meadows last year

  • Britain's Cameron Norrie through to second round as opponent Sebastian Korda retires injured

  • Rising star Victoria Mboko beaten in straight sets by Barbora Krejcikova

  • Two-time major winner Petra Kvitova loses 6-1 6-0 to Diane Parry in final match before retirement

  • Australian Open champion and sixth seed Madison Keys suffers shock defeat by Mexico's Renata Zarazua

  • Listen to live commentary from BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at top of page (UK only)

Live Reporting

Sean Kearns, Jess Anderson, Alex Brotherton, Sophie Brown and Millie Sian

  1. Tie-break

    *Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 (5-4) Gomez

    If Federico Gomez loses this match he will at least remember that glorious shot.

    Jack Draper exposes the Argentine's inexperience to again take the mini-break and he's two points from taking the match.

  2. Tie-break

    Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 (4-3) Gomez*

    Jack Draper in control in the tie-break at the change of ends.

    But Federico Gomez produces an absolutely stunning passing forehand winner down the line.

    He wraps his racquet round the ball and that is a remarkable shot to break back.

  3. 'Draper is looking so calm'

    *Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 (3-2) Gomez

    Asia Muhammad
    Women's Doubles World No.17 on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

    Jack Draper is looking so calm.

    He has so many options on that advantage side so even if he doesn't serve and volley, he can go in behind Federico Gomez. His opponent is looking pretty confused by it.

    Jack Draper of the United Kingdom returns a shotGetty Images

  4. Tie-break

    *Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 (3-2) Gomez

    Woops, a loose shot from Jack Draper hands Federico Gomez his first point of the tie-break then the Argentine follows up with a big serve of his own to win both points behind his serve.

  5. Tie-break

    Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 (3-0) Gomez*

    Jack Draper will be absolutely desperate to avoid a fourth set and he's got off to a strong start in the tie-break, taking the mini-break at the first opportunity then consolidating with a couple of good serves.

  6. Draper holds

    Draper 6-4 7-5 6-6 Gomez

    Jack Draper puts the serve and volley to good use then Federico Gomez is again punished for going for all-out power.

    Draper takes a few deep breaths then takes the hold to 15 and that sends us to a tie-break.

  7. *Draper 6-4 7-5 5-6 Gomez

    Jack Draper has the ice packs around his neck at the change of ends.

    It's a hot one out there and Federico Gomez has earned himself at least a tie-break.

  8. Gomez holds

    *Draper 6-4 7-5 5-6 Gomez

    Federico Gomez regroups to take the hold and raises a fist to his coaching box.

    Have to give the Argentine credit. He's remained competitive throughout.

  9. Draper 6-4 7-5 5-5 Gomez*

    Federico Gomez has the point within his grasp but he goes for power and it's a loose forehand in the end for 30-30.

    Bit of inexperience showing through from the qualifier at times.

  10. 'Draper can tell Gomez is pretty gassed'

    Draper 6-4 7-5 5-5 Gomez*

    Asia Muhammad
    Women's Doubles World No.17 on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

    This set is getting there in terms of length, so it is really important for Jack Draper to close this out now.

    When you look at the other side of the court, he can definitely tell Federico Gomez is pretty gassed. He is even walking slower now, a few games ago he had a pep in his step so he is definitely feeling it.

  11. Draper holds

    Draper 6-4 7-5 5-5 Gomez*

    Federico Gomez goes for power when returning the Jack Draper serve but it's just a bit too much and the Brit moves back level with a hold to 15.

    Jack Draper of the United Kingdom reactsGetty Images

  12. Keys 7-7 (12-10) 6-7 (3-7) 5-7 Zarazua

    That's a heck of an upset. The Australian Open champion is out of the US Open in the first round.

  13. 'I feel for Keys'

    Keys 7-6 (12-10) 6-7 (3-7) 5-7 Zarazua

    Asia Muhammad
    Women's Doubles World No.17 on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

    I feel for Madison Keys - coming into your home Slam as a Grand Slam champion, a first round exit is not what you want.

  14. game, set and match

    Game, set and match - Zarazua

    *Keys 7-6 (12-10) 6-7 (3-7) 5-7 Zarazua

    Renata Zarazua of Mexico celebrates defeating Madison Keys of the United StatesGetty Images

    A forehand error by Madison Keys gives Renata Zarazua match point, and in keeping with how Keys has played this match, another unforced forehand hands victory to the Mexican.

    What a win for Zarazua, who has fought back from a set and 3-0 down to knock out the Australian Open champion.

    But Keys will be left to rue the 89 unforced errors and 14 double faults that ultimately cost her the match.

  15. *Draper 6-4 7-5 4-5 Gomez

    Well done Federico Gomez. After a few gruelling games the Argentine takes the hold to love to nudge back ahead.

  16. Draper holds

    Draper 6-4 7-5 4-4 Gomez*

    Jack Draper consolidates that break with a confident hold to draw level on the scoreboard and put us back on serve.

    Jack Draper plays a returnGetty Images

  17. Jonathan Jurejko
    BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Flushing Meadows

    When Gomez keeps it simple, he's dangerous. Trying to mix it up is when the problems start.

    Attempts to be deft and bring in the dropshot are his undoing - and lets Draper back into the set

  18. Pressure back on Keys

    *Keys 7-6 (12-10) 6-7 (3-7) 5-6 Zarazua

    Three more unforced errors from Madison Keys gift Renata Zarazua an easy hold.

    Once again Keys is serving to stay in the tournament.

  19. Draper breaks back

    *Draper 6-4 7-5 3-4 Gomez

    Missed it!

    Federico Gomez again can only find the net and Jack Draper breaks back.

  20. 'Gomez is just playing in the present'

    Draper 6-4 7-5 2-4 Gomez*

    Asia Muhammad
    Women's Doubles World No.17 on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

    Federico Gomez is really enjoying himself out there, he is even getting the fans involved.

    I feel like that mindset of having coached and seen tennis from a different perspective is definitely helping him at the moment. He is just playing in the present.