Singles second round begins on day four of US Open
LIVE: Britain's Cameron Norrie taken to a fourth set by Francisco Comesana
British number one Jack Draper withdraws from tournament with arm injury
Emma Raducanu drops just three games in dominant victory against qualifier Janice Tjen
Novak Djokovic comes back from a set down to beat qualifier Zachary Svajda
Elena Rybakina, Jakub Mensik and Jessica Pegula all in action
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Norrie 7-6 (7-5) 1-1 Comesana*
Quick hands at the net from Cameron Norrie and he eventually finds himself in a 40-0 lead.
However, a double fault and an unforced error allow Francisco Comesana back into the game at deuce before the Argentine forces a break point.
Norrie is able to save it and follows it up with an ace before seeing the game out.
*Pegula 6-1 0-0 Blinkova
Image source, Getty ImagesPlain sailing for Jessica Pegula over on Arthur Ashe.
She takes the first set against Anastasia Blinkova in just 28 minutes.
The fourth seed is aiming to replicate her achievement of reaching the final at Flushing Meadows last year - her best result at a Grand Slam.
Fonseca 6-7 (4-7) 2-6 3-6 Machac
Image source, Getty ImagesTomas Machac, the 21st seed in the men's draw, has got the better of highly-rated Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca in straight sets on Grandstand.
*Norrie 7-6 (7-5) 0-1 Comesana
Francisco Comesana is still showing inconsistency on his serve.
A double-fault is followed by an ace though and he gets himself up and running in the second set with a hold.
Norrie 7-6 (7-5) 0-0 Comesana*
Ken Skupski
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds
There was a good few seconds there where I had to hold my breath! I wasn't 100% sure whether Cameron Norrie had made that shot, especially because he didn't really react. He was really calm about the whole situation, like he knew exactly what had happened.
Well done to him for coming through that set. He has found himself playing some good tennis in that tie-break.
*Harris 6-4 6-7 (3-7) 0-0 Fritz
Image source, Getty ImagesAll square on Louis Armstrong Stadium and you can't say that's not deserved for Taylor Fritz.
The American fourth seed, who lost last year's final to Jannik Sinner, had five break-point opportunities in the second set and lost only eight of the 35 points played on his own serve.
Norrie 7-6 (7-5) 0-0 Comesana*
Image source, Getty ImagesFrancisco Comesana's supporters raise their voices just before we get started again and it energises their compatriot.
He serves ANOTHER ace in the tie-break.
Cameron Norrie remains solid on his serve though and returns with a fifth ace of this match.
It gives him two goes at Comesana's serve and after failing to take the first opportunity, he grabs the second for set point.
He then just lands a winner to take the first set by the narrowest of margins.
And breathe...
Norrie 6-6 (3-3) Comesana*
A thunderous serve from Cameron Norrie sees him start the tie-break with an ace.
Francisco Comesana hits an ace of his own though and sees him defend his serve.
The Briton shows even more confidence though and adds another ace to the tie-break to avoid a mini-break.
All level as they change ends.
Harris 6-4 6-6 (0-0) Fritz*
A great moment on Louis Armstrong Stadium as Taylor Fritz shanks a forehand a mile into the air and one of the ball crew at the other end of the court takes a wonderful catch with two other tennis balls in his hands!
Safest hands I've seen since Mark Waugh in the Australia slip cordon.
On the court, last year's runner-up Fritz lost the first set to South Africa's Lloyd Harris - who knocked Britain's Dan Evans out of qualifying - and they're into a tie-break in set two.
*Norrie 6-6 Comesana
Francisco Comesana provides the perfect response.
It's a hold to love for him and we are going the distance in the first set.
Norrie 6-5 Comesana*
Ken Skupski
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds
Norrie's playing well. He's hitting the ball nice and cleanly. There was a couple of mishits at the start of the match, but so far in this game, he's really found his range, really found his rhythm, executing the game plan of finding the backhand side of Comesana and then using the short balls to put them away.
Image source, Getty ImagesNorrie 6-5 Comesana*
Brilliant from Cameron Norrie.
A strong forehand sees him hold to love and ensures he'll at least get a look at a tie-break in this one.
*Norrie 5-5 Comesana
Francisco Comesana is showing inconsistency with his serve.
A double fault is followed by an ace before the pair trade a point each - including on a 21-shot rally.
Comesana then relies again on his second serve to nudge him ahead and Norrie is unable to force deuce.
The Argentine's followers in the crowd have found their voices.
Norrie 5-4 Comesana*
Cameron Norrie starts his service game with his first double fault of the match.
The Brit recovers though and two aces soon follow as he holds and leaves his opponent serving to stay in the first set.
Image source, Getty Images*Norrie 4-4 Comesana
Cameron Norrie is trying to play his way in to this one.
He shows perfect timing to execute a backhand passing shot across the court to get himself to 15-30.
Francisco Comesana wins back-to-back points but hits a fourth double fault to bring the game to deuce.
Norrie misses a drop shot though and it's another hold.
Norrie 4-3 Comesana*
Cameron Norrie is just adjusting the grip on his racquet as the players change ends.
Norrie 4-3 Comesana*
Ken Skupski
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds
It's the early stages of the match, both obviously not playing each other before and just working each other out. But Norrie is not going to panic here. He's just going to go about his business.
I actually think the court surface and the conditions should suit him. I do feel like the courts are playing fairly quick and as it gets hotter in the week, it's going to get even faster. So it should play into Norrie's hand, especially using his left to serve.
Norrie 4-3 Comesana*
Two break points go begging for Francisco Comesana.
Cameron Norrie gets himself back to deuce after a sloppy start to his service game and a perfectly placed forehand nudges him ahead in this first set.
*Norrie 3-3 Comesana
Francisco Comesana begins his service game with a double fault.
Sensing a chance, Cameron Norrie secures three break points at 0-40.
The Argentine shows bravery to save all three but Norrie responds to win the game from deuce and break back.
Djokovic 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 6-3 6-1 Svajda
Image source, Getty ImagesNovak Djokovic, speaking on court after his four-set win over Zachary Svajda in the second round:
"I didn't feel that great to be honest. I wasn't happy with my tennis for the first part of the match, but also credit to Zach for playing some really high-quality tennis.
"It was unfortunate that he struggled with injury towards the end of the second set, but kudos to him for staying on the court. It was obvious he couldn't serve as well as he did for a set and a half.
"I wished him all the best at the net because I think he's playing really well."
Asked how much more rhythm he finds going deeper in big tournaments: "That's what I'm hoping [for], that was the case for most of my Grand Slam career. The deeper I go in the tournament, the better I feel about my game.
"It's obviously a little different in the past couple of years for me body-wise, I get wear and tear quicker than I ever used to so I have to deal with that, a lot of recovery stuff to try to make myself able to perform at the highest level."
