'No right to win that point' - Carlos Alcaraz wows fans in amazing rally with Alexander Zverev at French Open

Alexander Zverev may have got the better of Carlos Alcaraz over the course of the first two sets in their French Open quarter-final but the Spaniard still wowed the fans. Zverev, the third seed, played near-faultless tennis to take control of the match early on as the rising star from Spain struggled to get any kind of a foothold.

Ad/> The German dominated on serve and left Alcaraz few chances to get going, but he still managed to produce brilliance at times — and no rallies were more special than the one at deuce with the 19-year-old leading 6-5 in the second set. /> Roland-Garros'Unreal rally!' — Zverev and Alcaraz stun fans with 'brilliant tennis'AN HOUR AGO A superb serve from Zverev drew him so far outwide at the very back of the court that he was almost out of the camera shot.

Indeed, it was a miracle he even managed to make a successful return to get the rally going in the first place. He then showed his incredible pace and retrieving ability to thwart Zverev at every turn and defend with outrageous skill and perseverance.

Eventually, he pulled off a lob to Zverev's backhand side, which the German did superbly to get back in court, before pulling off a sublime drop shot to round it all off. «What a rally!» exclaimed Simon Reed on commentary for Eurosport at the time.