Watch second British tennis star Jack Draper wins level towards Carlos Alcaraz after TWO VAR opinions in controversial incident in Indian Wells semi-final

Jack Draper contested two decisions by the umpire in his match against Carlos Alcaraz in the Indian Wells semi-final with video review.

Draper chased down a ball from Alcaraz and won a point, only for the umpire to declare that he did not return the Spaniard’s shot in one bounce. 

But after a video review proved the ball did not bounce twice, the umpire then wanted to replay the point, as he believed Alcaraz’s shot was hindered.

However, Draper contested this call and argued it should be his point, asking for a second video review.

He was awarded the point in the end, after the video review confirmed that Alcaraz’s shot was not hindered and that the Brit would’ve won the point regardless. 

Draper went on to defeat Alcaraz 6-1, 0-6, 6-4 to make his first ATP Tour Masters 1000 final.

Jack Draper had to contest the umpire with two video reviews to earn one point against Alcaraz

The Brit went on to win the match and become the fifth to ever reach a Masters 1000 final

In doing so, the Brit moved up from 13 in the world rankings to now being placed at No 8. 

He is also the fifth Brit to ever reach a Masters 1000 final.

Draper ends Alcaraz’s 16-match winning streak in Indian Wells and enters the top 10 for the first time in his career.

Alcaraz was aiming to become the first player born in 1991 or later to win three consecutive singles titles at an ATP Tour event, but was unable to stay afloat in the final set. 

Draper will face Holger Rune in a first final between two players born in the year 2000 or later above ATP 500 level.