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Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu lead the British challenge on a mouth watering day four of the Australian Open, which includes Nick Kyrgios taking on the highest men's seed, Daniil Medvedev. Dan Evans and Heather Watson are also in action, while Simona Halep and Garbine Muguruza will be hoping to progress.
Nick Kyrgios has already delivered one of the best shots of the tournament – and he may now have just served up the best one liner too.
Emma Raducanu will look to continue her enjoyment at the Grand Slams when she faces Montenegro's Danka Kovinic for an Australian Open third-round spot.
Andy Murray made a sensational return to the Australian Open by beating Nikoloz Basilashvili in five sets in the first round, three years after he thought he had played his last Grand Slam match. The three-time Slam champion is in his best shape since having his hip resurfaced in 2019 and faces Japan's Taro Daniel in the second round, as he looks to go deep into the tournament in Melbourne.
Britain's Andy Murray is back at the Australian Open and back as a BBC Sport columnist.
What's it like walking out to face Nick Kyrgios on his favourite court at the Australian Open?
Britain's Andy Murray marked his return to the Australian Open — where in 2019 he thought he might have to retire — with a tense five-set win over Georgian 21st seed Nikoloz Basilashvili.