Jack Draper's Indian Wells title defence ended in controversial fashion as he suffered a quarter-final defeat to Daniil Medvedev, reigniting the debate surrounding tennis’ hindrance rules.
The decisive moment arrived at 5-5, trailing 0-15 in the second set, with Draper already a set down. Needing to fight back to deny Medvedev the chance to serve for the match, the British No 1 levelled the score after his opponent hit a backhand into the net, only for Medvedev to appeal to umpire Aurelie Torte claiming hindrance.
