Cameron Norrie raced into his first semi‑final of the year at the Los Cabos Open with a 6‑1 6‑0 thrashing of Bernard Tomic. Britain’s Norrie, who had been on a six‑match losing streak before arriving in Mexico, has now strung together three successive straight‑set victories to set up a last‑four clash with defending champion Denis Shapovalov.\n\nTomic, who reached the main draw as a lucky loser, held serve in the opening game before losing the next 12 as Norrie finished the rout in just 50 minutes. Norrie said, “I was very solid, I returned well, I made a lot of tough balls when I needed to, and I kept him moving.

I enjoyed the match, and it’s nice to go to bed a little bit earlier.” He added that the win gave him confidence after tough matches at the French Open and Wimbledon.\n\nNorrie will face Shapovalov, who beat Dalibor Svrcina in straight sets, after the Canadian’s confidence grew as the defending champion. The other semi‑final will see Hong Kong’s Coleman Wong take on Frenchman Arthur Gea, who upset third seed Francisco Cerundolo. The tournament remains a key fixture on the ATP calendar.