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Cameron Norrie
ATP · World No. 29

Cameron Norrie

GBUnited Kingdom · Age 30 · Born 23 August 1995

About

Cameron Norrie (born in Johannesburg, South Africa) is a left‑handed British pro who turned professional in 2017. His breakout moment was winning the 2021 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, his first ATP Masters 1000 title. Norrie reached a career-high No. 8 on 12 September 2022. As of 28 April 2026 he is listed at world No. 23 and has made notable 2026 runs including the Indian Wells quarter-finals and a Barcelona quarter-final.

Profile updated 8 Jun 2026
Right now
29
ATP rank
1,595
Ranking points
11
Career titles
#12
Career-high rank

Recent form

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In the news

““Every time we face off in practice, he crushes me… but I'm going to give him a fight.””

  • Sinner beats Norrie to reach Madrid Open quarter-finals
  • Norrie knocked out of Barcelona Open in quarter-finals
  • Norrie beats Kecmanovic to set De Minaur clash in Monte-Carlo
  • Norrie addresses controversial incident in Madrid match vs Machac
  • Highlights: Norrie beats Hijikata to reach Indian Wells quarter-finals
News last refreshed 13 Jun 2026
How they play

Playing style

Norrie is a high-volume baseliner who wins through physicality, patterns and lefty variation rather than easy points. He typically uses a heavy, high-spinning forehand to push opponents back and open angles, then changes tempo with a notably flat, early‑taken two‑handed backhand that skids through the court. His identity is “make it uncomfortable”: long rallies, relentless depth, and smart use of the ad-court lefty serve patterns to set up the first forehand.

Serve
His left-handed serve is more about location and spin than raw pace, using slice wide in the ad court and kick to start patterns. He is generally not a big ace producer compared with top servers, so he often needs a strong +1 forehand to consolidate.
Groundstrokes
He pairs a very heavy-topspin forehand with one of the flattest two-handed backhands on tour, which helps him change direction and keep the ball low. The contrast in spin and trajectory disrupts rhythm and supports his grinding baseline patterns.
Movement
Norrie is an elite endurance mover who is comfortable extending rallies and defending into offense, especially on slower courts. His speed allows him to take the backhand early and redirect, and he generally thrives when points become physical.
Weakness
Opponents try to take time away and avoid long patterns because he is hardest to beat when rallies become physical. He can be vulnerable to big servers/first-strike players because his serve produces fewer free points than many peers, putting pressure on his first groundstroke.

Surface splits

Career surface splits.

Hard
60.8% 240–155
Clay
61.1% 80–51
Grass
49.1% 28–29

Notable rivalries

Carlos Alcaraz
They have played multiple big matches across surfaces, including Norrie’s run to the 2026 Indian Wells quarter-finals where he lost to Alcaraz. Their matchup is a contrast of Alcaraz’s explosive variety versus Norrie’s grinding lefty patterns, and it has produced several long, physical battles.
Jannik Sinner
Norrie and Sinner met in Madrid in April 2026, with Sinner beating him in the round of 16. Norrie has publicly noted in Sky Sports comments (reported via Punto de Break) that Sinner has often had the upper hand in practice, underlining the challenge of matching Sinner’s pace from the baseline.
Alex de Minaur
They have crossed paths repeatedly in Masters events, with Norrie beating De Minaur at Indian Wells in March 2026 en route to the quarter-finals. Their meetings tend to be speed-and-defense heavy, featuring long rallies and pressure on second serves.
Career

Career snapshot

11
Career titles
#12
Career high
2013
First season
SeasonYear-end rankW–LTitles
201711438–163
20189032–310
20195333–290
20207114–150
20211256–252
20221449–262
20231836–251
20244924–210
20252739–290
2026281–10

Team and equipment

Head coach
Facundo Lugones
Fitness
Vasek (Vaclav) Jursik
Physio
Julian Romero
Height
188 cm
Plays
Left-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Coach
Facundo Lugones
Racquet
Babolat Pure Strike
Apparel
K-Swiss

Career highlights

  • Won 2021 Indian Wells ATP Masters 1000 title.
  • Reached career-high No. 8 on 12 Sep 2022.
  • Turned pro in 2017 after college tennis.
  • Won five ATP singles titles; one ATP doubles title.
  • Won ATP doubles title at Estoril in 2018.
  • Coached by Facundo Lugones since turning pro.
Watch & follow

Where to follow

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