Queen's Club: Gordon Reid reaches last four at Fever-Tree Championships
Britain’s Gordon Reid came from 5-2 down in the opening set to beat France’s Nicolas Peifer 7-6 (7-1) 7-5 and reach the last four at the Fever-Tree Championships at Queen’s Club.
Wheelchair singles and doubles tournaments are being held for the first time at the pre-Wimbledon event.
Reid and fellow Briton Alfie Hewett lost their opening round-robin doubles encounter.
The pair were beaten 6-3 7-5 by Peifer and compatriot Stephane Houdet.
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Reid, the world number five, made a slow start in his singles match against a player ranked two places lower.
After levelling the first set at 5-5, he was broken by the Frenchman who went 6-5 ahead, but the Scot proved the stronger in the tie-break
Reid, who won Paralympic singles gold in Rio, took control of the second set to lead 5-2 before Peifer bounced back with three games in a row.
But Reid held his nerve to win the next two games and set up a meeting with second seed Houdet in Saturday’s semi-final.
Top seed Hewitt, the world number two, will play last year’s Wimbledon champion Stefan Olsson in the other last-four tie.
The Swede beat Spain’s Dani Caverzaschi without losing a game.