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US Open: men’s semi-finals order of play, betting odds and TV details
The Week Recommends Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic are hoping to reach the Flushing Meadows final
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US Open digest: Novak Djokovic will face Kei Nishikori in the semi-final
Speed Read Djokovic beats John Millman while Nishikori overcomes Marin Cilic
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US Open digest: Rafael Nadal wins epic five-setter against Dominic Thiem
Speed Read The Spaniard is now through to the semi-finals but women’s champion Sloane Stephens is out
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US Open digest: Roger Federer shocked by John Millman
Speed Read Novak Djokovic and Sloane Stephens reach the quarter-finals
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US Open digest: champions Rafael Nadal and Sloane Stephens progress
Speed Read Quarter-final line-up taking shape at Flushing Meadows
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US Open digest: Andy Murray is out and Serena sets up Venus clash
Speed Read Defending men’s singles champion Rafael Nadal is through to round three
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US Open digest: Johanna Konta knocked out, Roger Federer eases through
Speed Read British No 1 is beaten by Caroline Garcia in the first round in New York
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US Open digest: Murray and Nadal through, Halep out
Speed Read Mixed fortunes for British tennis in the men’s singles at Flushing Meadows
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US Open: the grandest of Grand Slams
In Depth Everything’s bigger at the American season finale - now sponsored by Rolex
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Roger Federer: playing with perfection
In Depth The uncontested master of the Grand Slam is back for more
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Serena Williams on motherhood struggles: it’s OK to have a rough day
Speed Read The 23-time Grand Slam winner felt like she was ‘not a good mum’
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Andy Murray’s comeback continues with victory over British rival Kyle Edmund
Speed Read Former world No.1 was happy with his second-round win in Washington
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Tennis: Serena Williams suffers biggest career defeat against Johanna Konta
Speed Read British No.1 took less than an hour to beat the 23-time Grand Slam champion
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Wimbledon 2018: Novak Djokovic rules again after beating Anderson
In Depth After two troubled years Serb claims a fourth Wimbledon title as brave Anderson hits the buffers
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