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Querrey tried hard but in the end, CIlic's service, cross court play, and court coverage got him through to his first Wimbledon final and second Grand Slam final.
This set is turning out to be a pretty exciting one as Querrey holds again to lead 6-5. Can he break for a second time in this set or are we going to see another tie-breaker?
In other news, last year's Women's Doubles runners-up and second seeds Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina are through to the final after defeating the 12th seeded German-Czech pair of Anna-Lena Gronefeld and Kveta Peschke
The 7th seed makes the first break of the set. Sensational groundstrokes being played by the Croat. Querrey will have to improve significantly on his groundstrokes and backhands if he is to come back in this set. Since both players have been serving well so far, one break can prove to be a deciding factor.
A pretty topsy-turvy game to kick off the third set but Querrey manages to save a few break points before holding his serve to take the opening game of the third set.
Lightning fast serves from Querrey here to stay in it to .. maybe win it. Despite being off consecutive five-setters, he's showing no signs of fatigue.
And Querrey is firing back. After Federer's 'weak backhand' became his weapon this year, it looks like Querrey's followed suit. Some great shots from the American and he's going level now in the first set.
Neck and neck here. Big forehand winners and a bit of running at the baseline, a couple of net tries by Cilic but mostly these two are sticking to a standard game.
And their games are quite similar, too.
4-3 Cilic, who's ever so slightly better on first serve.
