Wednesday 5 October 2016 14:03, UK
Kyle Edmund marched into the quarter-final of the China Open with a brilliant 6-4 4-6 6-4 victory over Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut.
The 21-year-old, who came through qualifying to make the event, faces Andy Murray in the last eight which you can see on Sky Sports 1 from 7am on Thursdaysday.
But for Edmund his impressive form continues, he provisionally moved into the world's top 50 with a win over Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in the first round and that climb will continue after he saw off world No 18 Bautista Agut in Beijing.
Edmund took the first set and looked to be heading for a straight sets success when he had chances in the second, but Bautista Agut showed the nerve that has made him a two-time champion this year.
The Spaniard levelled to take the match into a decider but the match was decided in the seventh game of the third set, with Edmund breaking Bautista-Agut and then holding serve to seal victory in two hours and 10 minutes and a place in the quarter-finals.
Also into the last eight is David Ferrer, the veteran Spaniard needed just an hour and 17 minutes to beat Fabio Fagnini 6-3 6-4, while Alexander Zverev continued his fine form with a straight sets win over Jack Sock.
In the outstanding second round matches, Pablo Carreno Busta knocked out Bernard Tomic and will next face eighth seed Richard Gasquet who beat America's Sam Querrey.
Grigor Dimitrov also advanced, seeing off Steve Johnson in three sets to set up a second round tie with Lucas Pouille, Adrian Mannarino beat Albert Ramos Vinolas and will next face Rafael Nadal while Malek Jaziri stunned Guido Pella to advance to a showdown with Milos Raonic.
