Cameron Norrie has made history as he become the first Brit since 2016 to appear in Wimbledon semi-final as he prepares to face Novak Djokovic on Centre Court. The British number one has seen off Pablo Andujar, Jaume Munar, Steve Johnson, Tommy Paul and David Goffin to achieve his best ever performance in a Grand Slam.
The South African-born has gone no further than the third round of any Grand Slam before this tournament as the world number 159 faces the reigning Wimbledon and world number three. Norrie, 26, who only turned pro in 2017, has faced Djokovic once in last year's Nitto ATP Finals which the Serbian won 6-2, 6-1.
Meanwhile, 35-year-old Djokovic is still on course for his fourth successive victory at SW19 - a feat last achieved by his rival Roger Federer in 2007. He has managed to overcome Kwon Soon-woo, Thanasi Kokkinakis, fellow Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic, Tim van Rijthoven and Italian Jannik Sinner.
This will now be the only semi-final played in the Men's Single competition at Wimbledon after Rafael Nadal announced yesterday he withdrew from the competition due to an injury. The Spaniard fought back in an incredible quarter-final against American Taylor Fritz in a five-set match but was not at his sharpest and appeared to be carrying an injury.
His abdominal injury means that Australian Nick Kyrgios will appear in his first ever Grand Slam final. He has never appeared beyond a quarter-final in the Grand Slam before this year - achieving this on his Wimbledon debut in 2014 and again in 2015 in the Australian Open.
Here are the betting tips ahead of today's semi-final:
Novak Djokovic vs Cameron Norrie betting tips
Djokovic to Win
Compared to Norrie, Djokovic has been backed by many of the bookies to win tomorrow. Most likely to score more aces than Norrie, Djokovic is largely superior to Norrie when winning the first serve.
Djokovic to lose 1st set and win match
Djokovic's first real test came against Sinner. He lost the first two sets but was able to come back to win 3 sets to 2. Betway and Ladbrokes further back that this instance could potentially occur against Norrie as well, with Norrie on the whole strong in the opening sets.
Meanwhile, Norrie has finished three of his Wimbledon matches in straight but the other two in five - including his quarter-final clash with Goffin.
