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Nick Kyrgios is just one match away from a place in the Wimbledon final after steaming past Cristian Garin in straight sets.

Ultimately, Kyrgios shows enough character to come through that game - one that included his fastest serve of the match so far - and Garin will now serve to stay in the set. "He was the one hitting balls at me, he was the one that hit a spectator, he was the one that smacked it out of the stadium," he said. Kyrgios is a delight to watch when in full flow - a sliced backhand sets up two booming forehands the second of which is a down-the-line winner. Keeping the pace high too, Kyrgios reaches 0-40, and faltering in the face of such pacey consistency, Garin strikes a return which wobbles out to the sidelines. But Kyrgios has power to spare, and his next return is too heavy for Garin to hit back accurately. Garin's serve is too returnable and Kyrgios can send back a return which Garin smothers in the net. His next serve is the longed-for ace, which Garin is able to strike, but straight into the net. Garin gets the advantage after an error from Kyrgios, but Kyrgios brings them back to level with a forehand winner. Garin gets break point after Kyrgios' shot is called out: late, and Kyrgios explodes in the vague direction of his box. Garin gets a helping hand from the netcord on his backhand, as the ball skitters over - Kyrgios can run for it, but doesn't reach it before it droops out of play. Kyrgios gets back on track with another strong serve, forcing Garin to net, but he is able to win the next point to set up 40-30. A glorious forehand from Garin floats past Kyrgios to hand him the first points of the game, before Kyrgios produces two impossible-to-return serves, one an ace on his second serve.

Nick Kyrgios' rollercoaster Wimbledon 2022 ride will continue on Wednesday afternoon as he goes in search of a first-ever Grand Slam semi-final appearance.

British tennis fans will be able to watch Cristian Garin vs Nick Krygios live on BBC Sports channels. Those with a TV license will be able to stream the game on the go through the BBC iPlayer app. World No.43 Cristian Garin has been one of the major breakout stars of the Wimbledon 2022 Championships, making a career-best Grand Slam appearance when he takes on Kyrgios on Wednesday afternoon.

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Nick Kyrgios and Cristian Garin are set for a huge quarter-final showdown at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships today. If you like your tennis unscripted, ...

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The Australian won 6-4 6-3 7-6 to reach the last four at a major for the first time in his career.

Garin was tasked with mounting another fightback from the jaws of defeat and he refused valiantly to cave in the third set. He maintained his level and repeated that feat just three games into the second set to break again and go 3-1 up, and it became clear this was a different type of Kyrgios performance as he rejected every chance of provocation. When Garin produced a brilliant forehand winner in the next game, Kyrgios did prompt laughter as he repeated: “that’s too good”. In truth, it was he who was playing at a level Garin simply couldn’t match. He broke to love in both of the first two sets, delivered aces when danger reared its head, and retained his composure as a tiebreak threatened to drift away from him in the third. A wonderful forehand passing shot set up two break points at 2-3 and, although Kyrgios descended into one of his unintelligible monologues after wasting the first, Garin erred at the crucial moment to put the match on even footing. There were brief moments when the lava bubbled and Nick Kyrgios’ temper threatened to erupt but, for those craving the Australian’s full repertoire of antics, this was almost an anti-climax.

The semi-finals await for Nick Kyrgios after he overcame Cristian Garin to continue his stunning run at Wimbledon.

Wimbledon Garin though was certainly not going away, and it was even-stevens all the way in a tense third set. Wimbledon