Broady into boys' final

British junior Liam Broady booked his place in the US Open boys' singles final with a convincing victory on Saturday.

Kyle Edmund wins first grand slam title in boy's doubles

British junior Liam Broady booked his place in the US Open boys' singles final with a convincing victory on Saturday. Broady thrashed Japan's Kaichi Uchida 6-1 6-1 and will now meet Junior Wimbledon champion Filip Peliwo, of Canada, in Sunday's final. It will be Broady's second Grand Slam singles final - he was runner-up at Wimbledon in 2011. On Sunday the 18-year-old will be bidding to become the third Briton in the last decade to win the boys' title at Flushing Meadows after current world number four Andy Murray in 2004 and Oli Golding last year. Heather Watson also won the girls' title here in 2009. Reflecting on his win, Broady said on his Twitter feed: "(I've) finally got my chance at another slam final after just over a year. "Feeling a lot less nervous and looking forwards to the battle." Broady has beaten Peliwo in both their previous meetings, including at the Canadian Open Junior Championships last week. If Broady does win, it will be a British double in the boys' tournament after Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund won his first grand slam title alongside Portugal's Frederico Ferreira Silva. The pair prevailed on a deciding match tie-break in the doubles final, beating Australian duo Nick Kyrgios and Jordan Thompson 5-7 6-4 10-6.