Their clash, and the other semi-final – which has yet to start – between Gregoire Barrere and Tommy Paul, will go ahead from 11am, with the final to take place this afternoon after suitable rest.
The women's final is a more straightforward and prestigious event, with Madison Keys up against Daria Kasatkina in the final from 12:30pm.
The WTA 500 event is a classic event on the tour, marked by a host of the top 10 players in the world featuring in the seeded slots this week.
The men's tournament is a slightly more low-key affair but will still provide invaluable time on grass for the likes of US pair Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul, who head into the singles draw as the top two seeds.
Fans across Devonshire Park will hope to witness some terrific action as players prepare for the third major of the year at Wimbledon, starting next week.
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Eastbourne International schedule – Saturday 1st July 2023
All UK time.
Centre Court
From 11am
Men's semi-final: Mackenzie McDonald (FRA) v [4] Francisco Cerundolo (ARG)
From 12:30pm
Women's final: Madison Keys (USA) v Daria Kasatkina (RUS)
From 2:30pm
Men's final: TBC v TBC
Court 1
From 11am
Men's semi-final: Gregoire Barrere (FRA) v [2] Tommy Paul (USA)
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