Alcaraz-Sinner's best moments at Indian Wells 2024

Carlos Alcaraz (second in the world rankings) can with Jannik Sinner (3rd) In the semi-finals of Indian Wells Masters 1000. The score was 1-6, 6-3, 6-2 after two hours and five minutes on court. the Best moments From a high-level match.

The match began with Sinner more in control of his serve, knowing how to apply his best combination: serving and winning with a forehand, which made it impossible for Alcaraz to be able to withstand the power of the world number three.

But the match was stopped due to weather conditions from the beginning. At the end of the third match, Yannick led 2-1. It was raining and the Italian could be seen sharing an umbrella with someone Ball girls From the competition.

After rain complicated the start of the match, the tennis players returned to the court again, hoping to continue their journey in the semi-finals. At one point that was like a reunion with the competition, Carlos Alcaraz dazzled with his right hand, which received huge applause on the court.

Once they get back into the rhythm of the game, Yannick Siner He imposed conditions, taking second place in the world to the limit and The first set was won 6-1 after 38 minutes on the court.

The second part Carlos found Alcaraz more competitive but the Italian did not let go of the match. In this way, he managed to obtain one of the best points in the semi-finals in a kind of high-level mini-tennis.

But the former No. 1 player and two-time Grand Slam champion won't give up that easily. He found the opportunity, broke his opponent's serve and extended the advantage to advance. The second group 6-3 And send the match to A Definition of critical group.

The game swung towards Carlos Alcaraz, whose confidence increased while Jannik Sinner fell off form due to physical discomfort that intensified as he fell in the middle of a memorable point.

this way, The Murcia player guaranteed his qualification to the final stage of the tournament with a score of 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.. In the other semi-final group, Tommy Paul (17) and Daniil Medvedev (4) will go.

Indian Wells can be watched live on STAR+ throughout Latin America.