Who is the last British singles player at the Australian Open?

Cameron Norrie is the last British singles player remaining in the tournament.

How did Cameron Norrie perform in his second-round match?

Cameron Norrie won his second-round match against Emilio Nava after a rain delay.

What was Arthur Fery's best result at the Australian Open?

Arthur Fery achieved a career-best result, reaching the second round and projecting a ranking near 150.

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Norrie Battles Rain to Stay British Hope Alive

21 Jan

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Summary

Cameron Norrie is the last British singles player remaining.
Norrie secured victory after a rain delay in the fourth set.
Arthur Fery reflected on a career-best Grand Slam run.

Norrie Battles Rain to Stay British Hope Alive

Cameron Norrie, the 26th seed, is now the last British singles player standing at the Australian Open following his second-round victory over Emilio Nava of the United States. Norrie secured his place in the next round by winning 6-1, 7-6 (3), 4-6, 7-6 (5) after a rain delay that paused play when he was just three points from victory in the fourth-set tie-break.

Earlier, qualifier Arthur Fery's impressive run came to an end in the second round against Tomas Martin Etcheverry. Fery, who had achieved a career-high ranking projection around 150, acknowledged the accumulation of matches impacting his performance after a demanding first set that lasted 79 minutes.

Despite the disappointment, Fery expressed pride in his achievements, including reaching his first Grand Slam main draw at a foreign tournament and securing significant victories. He views this performance as a stepping stone for his future on the ATP Tour.