Summary

  • Day four of Eastbourne

  • LIVE: Ugo Humbert 6-3 Quentin Halys

  • GB's Jack Draper reaches semi-finals with 6-1 6-4 win v Gabriel Diallo

  • Compatriot Toby Samuel beats eighth seed Juan Manuel Cerundolo to also reach last four

  • GB's Jan Choinski beaten in straight sets by Zizou Bergs

  • Jelena Ostapenko and Madison Keys through to women's semi-finals

  • Click the 'watch live' icon for live BBC coverage (UK only)

Live Reporting

  1. Draper holds serve

    Draper 2-1 Diallo*

    Both players are already glistening in the scorching afternoon heat in Eastbourne.

    The UK has again breached its record June temperature today and neither player will want this match to go on too long.

    No hanging about again from Jack Draper as he rattles off another hold in these early stages.

  2. Diallo holds serve

    *Draper 1-1 Diallo

    Anything you can do...

    Gabriel Diallo with a comfortable opening game of his own - although Jack Draper does at least manage to land a blow on the Canadian's serve.

  3. Draper holds serve

    Draper 1-0 Diallo*

    A smooth start to proceedings by Jack Draper, who is firing on serve from the off and begins with a hold to love.

  4. Draper & Murray partnership off to winning start

    Draper v Diallo

    Andy Murray watches Jack Draper during practiseGetty Images

    Jack Draper is playing in his first tournament while being coached by former world number one Andy Murray.

    And the 24-year-old said he drew inspiration from his new coach to claim an "ugly" win in his first competitive match in over two months at the start of the week.

    But their partnership is off to a positive start, and today Draper could become only the second British man to reach multiple semi-finals at Eastbourne.

    Victory would secure his 13th tour-level semi-final and first since Queen’s last year.

  5. Draper bids for semi-final spot

    Draper v Diallo

    Jack DraperGetty Images

    Next up at Eastbourne, we'll see Great Britain's Jack Draper take on Canada's Gabriel Diallo for a place in the semi-finals.

    The former world number four continued his comeback from injury with an assured win over compatriot Jack Pinnington Jones to reach the quarter-finals yesterday.

    That came after he played his first competitive match in more than two months on Monday, with a knee injury sidelining him since April's Barcelona Open.

  6. Keys into semi-finals

    McCartney Kessler 3-6 1-6 Madison Keys

    Former two-time Eastbourne champion and second seed Madison Keys is one step closer to winning the competition for a third time.

    She beat her fellow American McCartney Kessler 6-3 6-1.

  7. Ostapenko through to last four

    Third seed Jelena Ostapenko produced a strong performance to beat Zeynep Sonmez 6-3 6-0 and reach the semi-final.

  8. Order of play - Day 4

    Jelena Ostapenko v Zeynep Sonmez - 11:00 BST

    McCartney Kessler v Madison Keys (followed by)

    GB's Jack Draper v Gabriel Diallo (followed by)

    Ugo Humbert v Quentin Halys

  9. How to follow Eastbourne

    You can watch coverage from Monday, 22 June to Sunday, 27 June on BBC iPlayer, Red Button and the BBC Sport website and app from 11:00 BST.