Billy Harris makes history with ATP Challenger final appearance

29-year-old becomes latest British player to impress on the Challenger Tour

Harris follows in the footsteps of Jack Draper with his run to the final in Nottingham

In a big day for British tennis at the Cinch Championships, 29-year-old Billy Harris followed Jack Draper's lead by reaching his first ATP Challenger final. Harris, who is currently ranked 231st in the world, defeated top seed Tallon Griekspoor in the semi-finals to set up a clash with second seed Jordan Thompson.

Harris's run to the final is the latest in a string of impressive results for British players on the Challenger Tour this year. Draper, who is just 19 years old, won the Ilkley Trophy in June, while Stuart Parker and Charles Broom have also reached Challenger finals in recent weeks.

The success of these young players is a sign of the strength of British tennis at the moment. With Andy Murray still going strong and a number of promising youngsters coming through, the future looks bright for British tennis.

Harris's performance in Nottingham is a testament to his hard work and dedication. He has been working hard on his game for many years, and he is now starting to reap the rewards. His run to the final is a major breakthrough for him, and it will give him the confidence to push on and achieve even more in the future.