The feisty British No.3 has annoyed as well as beaten Frances Tiafoe and Nicholas Jarry on his way to the quarter-finals with his shouts of “Vamos” and fist pumping. And he will not dial down his “energy” when he faces the Spanish superstar.

Cameron Norrie is the last Briton standing in the Wimbledon singles bracket, but faces a fraught run to the final if he is to become the first home contender to lift the Challenge Cup since Andy Murray in 2016.

Cameron Norrie makes his first quarter-final Wimbledon appearance in three years and faces favourite Carlos Alcaraz for the sixth time in their careers but the first on grass