Veronika Kudermetova def. by Elina Svitolina (28) 6-6, 6-1
Jannik Sinner (1) def. Holger Rune (13) 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2
Eva Lys (LL) v Iga Swiatek (2) at 7pm
Followed by: Alex Michelsen v Alex de Minaur (8)
Margaret Court Arena
Elena Rybakina (6) def. by Madison Keys (19) 6-3, 1-6, 6-3
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John Cain Arena
Lorenzo Sonego def. Learner Tien (q) 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1
Emma Navarro (8) v Daria Kasatkina (9) not before 4.30pm
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7 mins ago9.52AM
Alex Michelsen doesn’t look likely at all out there.
First shot on Demon’s serve at 3-0, he hits it very long.
“He is tight as a drum out there,” John McEnroe observed.
De Minaur then finishes off the game and he’s now leading 4-0.
16 mins ago9.44AM
Alex de Minaur looking very dominant here.
He only drops one point in the second set on his serve and now leads 2-0.
“He’s playing like the favourite,” Todd Woodbridge said on Nine.
“He sure is … he’s looking good,” John McEnroe added.
16 mins ago9.43AM
Daria Kasatkina is being made to work for every point against Emma Navarro!
She saves seven break points in the eighth game to keep things on serve.
What a physical effort! She looks gassed as she sets her racquet down at the back of the court to take a quick breather but she’s still alive in this decider.
22 mins ago9.37AM
It’s the battles of the Alex’s on Rod Laver Arena.
Alex Michelsen hits the ball very wide on the last point of the first set.
It hands Alex de Minaur the early break, big moment for the Aussie early.
26 mins ago9.33AM
The wheelchair singles and doubles main draws are now out!
The world’s top wheelchair players will take to the court from Tuesday for the first wheelchair grand slam of the year.
The tournament features a draw size of four boys, four girls, 16 men, 16 women and 16 quad players with the final day of competition on Saturday.
44 mins ago9.16AM
The dream lucky loser run from Eva Lys is over!
She hit the ball long in the second set and it hands Iga Swiatek a 6-0, 6-1 victory inside 59 minutes.
What a dominant performance.
48 mins ago9.11AM
Emma Navarro breaks Daria Kasatkina’s first service game in this deciding third set.
The America is pushing up the court — winning 75 per cent of her net points.
But wait, we’re not done! Kasatkina breaks back immediately.
Seven break points a piece for these two!
49 mins ago9.10AM
MELBOURNE: Cruz Hewitt’s junior boys’ singles campaign at the Australian Open is over.
The 16-year-old showed all the fighting qualities of his famous father to force a second set tiebreak before falling 6-3, 7-6 to world No.1 Jan Kumstat on Court 3.
Kumstat won the tiebreak 9-7 after Hewitt forced a set point but couldn’t capitalise.
He did, however, bring Lleyton to his feet with three sizzling forehand winners in the tiebreak to give the 18-year-old Czech a real scare.
But Kumstat cranked his serve up to a whopping 208km/h to progress to the third round.
Stay tuned to Wide World of Sports where we’ll bring you reaction from Hewitt’s post-match press conference.
1 hour ago8.59AM
The crowd is roaring for Eva Lys!
It’s because she’s finally won a game here.
It’s 3-1 in favour of Swiatek in the third though.
“She deserves it,” Jelena Dokic said on Nine.
1 hour ago8.57AM
We’re going to a deciding third set!
Daria Kasatkina breaks and serves out the second set to force a decider against Emma Navarro.
The American had three match points in the 10th game but couldn’t make it stick.
While it appears the momentum has swung in favour of Kasatkina, Navarro has never lost a grand slam singles match when she has won the opening set.
