The Spaniard had been to three semifinals at indoor events previously, but was stopped at that stage every time.

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Draper then called the trainer and headed off court, with Alcaraz using the time to talk to coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. And the 21-year-old stepped up a gear at the start of the second set ...

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