Nishikori into last four in New York
NEW YORK: Kei Nishikori edged closer to a first ATP Tour in two years at the New York Open tennis on Friday after coming from behind to defeat Moldova’s Radu Albot and claim a semi-final berth.
The Japanese fifth seed, who is on his way back from a five-month injury layoff, recovered from dropping the opening set to defeat Albot 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 in Long Island.
Nishikori dropped out of the top 20 last year for the first time since 2014 following a wrist injury. He launched his comeback this year on the ATP’s Challenger circuit before returning for his first full tour event in New York.
The 28-year-old — who won this tournament four years in a row before it moved to New York from Memphis — will now play top seed Kevin Anderson of South Africa in the last four.
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