US Open 2024: Thrilling Day 4 Schedule with Alcaraz, Williams & British Hope Draper
US Open Day 4: Alcaraz, Venus Williams & Draper Schedule

The electric atmosphere at Flushing Meadows is set to intensify on Day 4 of the US Open 2024, as the second round gets into full swing. Today's schedule is a blockbuster, featuring a defending champion, a legendary veteran, and a rising British star.

Arthur Ashe Stadium: A Night of Champions and Icons

All eyes will be on the Arthur Ashe Stadium for the night session. World No. 1 and defending champion Carlos Alcaraz returns to the court, aiming to continue his dominant form against South Africa's Lloyd Harris. The young Spaniard's explosive power and creative shot-making promise a spectacular show for the New York crowd.

He follows the legendary Venus Williams, whose remarkable first-round victory has cemented her status as a fan favourite. The seven-time Grand Slam champion takes on Russian qualifier Diana Shnaider, and another win would be a truly historic moment for the 44-year-old icon.

British Hope Faces Stern Test

For British fans, the focus will be on Jack Draper. The talented left-hander, who has been in scintillating form, faces a significant challenge against 18th seed Francisco Cerundolo of Argentina. A victory for Draper would be a massive statement and propel him further into the tournament.

Full Order of Play: Day 4 Highlights

Arthur Ashe Stadium (from 4pm UK time)

Evening Session:

  • Venus Williams (USA) vs Diana Shnaider
  • (1) Carlos Alcaraz (Esp) vs Lloyd Harris (Rsa)

Louis Armstrong Stadium (from 4pm UK time)

  • (18) Francisco Cerundolo (Arg) vs Jack Draper (Gbr)
  • (6) Coco Gauff (USA) vs Mirra Andreeva

Grandstand (from 4pm UK time)

  • (15) Ben Shelton (USA) vs Dominic Thiem (Aut)
  • (26) Lorenzo Musetti (Ita) vs (Q) Titouan Droguet (Fra)

With a perfect blend of established greatness and emerging talent, Day 4 at the US Open is not to be missed. Expect powerful serves, breathtaking rallies, and the unique, unpredictable magic that only New York can provide.