Emily Salley, Jess Anderson, Sam Drury and Ros Satar
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Goodbye!
That's all from us for this evening.
Thanks for joining us for an action packed day full of British interest - a mixed bag so far with Jack Draper going through, while Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans exited the tournament. Let's see what Katie Boulter can do.
The tennis continues in New York and you can follow the scores here.
And don't forget, we'll be back tomorrow to do it all over again. Goodnight!
Who is playing in New York on Sunday?
So, what is there to look forward to tomorrow? We'll be back with you again to bring you all the action from Flushing Meadows.
There's an all-American affair up first on Arthur Ashe with Tommy Paul playing Ben Shelton.
That's followed by sixth seed Coco Gauff taking on Caroline Wozniacki, while Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek play in the later sessions on the US Open's prime showcourt.
The home crowd have two other player to cheer for with seeded pair Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe playing after each other on Louis Armstrong Stadium.
There's plenty more matches to get through so we will see you then!
GB's Boulter up against Stearns
Boulter v Stearns
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We're going to be leaving you shortly but there's still plenty to come in the late session in New York with Great Britain's Katie Boulter in action against home favourite Peyton Stearns.
You can keep track of that match by following our live scores page here.
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And if you want to have a deeper dive into what's gone on at Flushing Meadows today, you can read our reports here...
Draper in US Open last 16 but Evans loses to Alcaraz
Sabalenka cruises into US Open fourth round
What's happened so far on Saturday?
So, let's have a quick reminder of what has happened so far on day six at the US Open
Great Britain's Jack Draper made it through to the fourth round with a win over America's Michael Mmoh, but Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans are out after defeats to Matteo Arnaldi and Carlos Alcaraz respectively.
Draper will play eighth seed Andrey Rublev in the next round after the Russian fought back from a set down to beat Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech.
Meanwhile, world number two Aryna Sabalenka cruised into the round of 16 with a dominant victory over France's Clara Burel, while we've just seen Jessica Pegula progress at the expense of Elina Svitolina.
In the men's doubles, Great Britain's Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram of the US are into the third round with a straight-set win over Japanese pair Ben McLachlan and Yoshihito Nishioka.
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'I knew Svitolina wasn't going to go away'
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-6 Pegula
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Jessica Pegula is into the fourth round and was speaking about her main focus against Svitolina: “I know no matter what, she wasn’t going to go away. I feellike every time I play her it’s so close, just a couple of breaks here andthere. She’s been playing amazing and I know she was going to be really tough.
“I think we both started a little nervously, both a littleoff. Honestly I don’t think either of us were really playing that great. She definitelypicked up her level and forced me to come out strong in the third.”
On playing Madison Keys next: “When we saw the draw, we’ve been in the same section every singletournament for the last few tournaments and we’re like 'the world just wants usto play.' So I’m glad we get to put on a show for you guys.
“She’s an amazing player, super powerful and she’s beenplaying really well and she’s pretty confident. So it’s going to be prettytough.”
Game, set and match - Ram/Salisbury
McLachlan/Nishioka 3-6 6-7 (4-7) Ram/Salisbury
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The defending champions are through to the third round!
Britain's Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram of the US overcome Japanese pair Ben McLachlan and Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets.
The second went to a tie-break - the highlight of which was a brilliant drop volley from Salisbury - but the third seeds held their nerve.
They'll face American MackenzieMcDonald and Germany's Andreas Mies in the next round.
'Surprised why Boulter is not earlier on schedule'
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-6 Pegula
Ken Skupski
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I am surprised looking at the schedule why Jessica Pegula andCoco Gauff are third on Grandstand. There is no reason why Katie Boulter shouldnot be before.
The only thing I would say is that potentially Coco isplaying the day session tomorrow and she wouldn’t be able to play first if shewas last on today.
It’s such a balancing act.
Pegula sets up all-American fourth-round tie
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-6 Pegula
Jessica Pegula soaks up the atmosphere on Arthur Ashe.
Her win over Elina Svitolina sets up an all-American fourth round encounter with 17th seed Madison Keys, who defeated Liudmila Samsonova earlier today.
Game, set and match - Pegula
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-6 Pegula
Elina Svitolina doesn't intend to go down without a fight, however, and pulls herself level at 30-30.
But Jessica Pegula's serve has been strong all night and she sets up match point with an ace.
Svitolina pushes the next point long and the crowd rises to their feet as Pegula reaches the fourth round.
Salisbury and Ram go to second-set tie-break
*McLachlan/Nishioka 3-6 6-6 Ram/Salisbury
Britain's Joe Salisbury and his American partner Rajeev Ram had three break points in the opening game of this set, they went begging and neither pair have really come close to a break since.
We're heading to a tie-break.
Pegula breaks to serve for match
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-5 Pegula*
But Jessica Pegula has another break point and this time she gets it, whacking a forehand cross-court as she races towards the net.
Surely that has to be it for the American. She will serve for the match and a place in the fourth round.
Svitolina saves break point
*Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-4 Pegula
Advantage and break point Jessica Pegula.
But Elina Svitolina comes out all guns blazing and smashes a forehand past the American to bring us back to deuce.
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*Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-4 Pegula
Just a reminder that Jessica Pegula is due to be playing doubles right now with partner Coco Gauff.
She's going to need a well-deserved break after this match.
We've gone to deuce on Elina Svitolina's serve.
Pegula holds
*Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-4 Pegula
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Advantage Jessica Pegula as Elina Svitolina throws her head back after hitting the net.
That forehand that has been working so well for the Ukrainian lets her down and allows Pegula to hold.
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Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-3 Pegula
Now then, what does Elina Svitolina have in her locker?
A very good forehand it turns out. It warrants a clap from her opponent as the pair go level at 15-15.
An ace helps Jessica Pegula to 40-15, but Svitolina is right back at her and forces deuce with another forehand winner.
'Momentum shifts back to Pegula'
Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-3 Pegula*
Ken Skupski
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Jessica Pegula has found a little more rhythm in this game and the momentumhas shifted back for her and the crowd are getting behind her – home courtadvantage.
Pegula breaks in deciding set
*Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-3 Pegula
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A calm passing shot from Jessica Pegula gives her a 30-0 lead and the American then gets a massive cheer from her home crowd as a lob pays off and earns her three break points.
A cross-court forehand strike seals the break. Could this be the decisive moment?
Pegula holds
*Svitolina 4-6 6-4 2-2 Pegula
A thrilling rally goes the way of Jessica Pegula to kick off her service game.
The American follows it up with a double fault before Elina Svitolina strikes a stunning forehand to the back of the court.
Pegula regains her composure to win the next three points and get the hold. Another shout of frustration from Svitolina.
Rublev wins to set up Draper clash
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Eighth seed Andrey Rublev will face Britain's Jack Draper in the fourth round of the men's singles.
The Russian came from a set down to beat France's Arthur Rinderknech 3-6 6-3 6-1 7-5 on Grandstand.
Rublev has never gone past the quarter-finals at a Grand Slam but could reach that stage for the fourth time at Flushing Meadows with victory over Draper.
Draper beat American Michael Mmoh in fourth sets to progress.
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