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Australian Open order of play, Day 11 - Ash Barty the star of the show, Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis in spotlight

The Australian Open is getting down to the business end, with the women taking centre stage for the semi-finals. Both matches will take place in the evening, so expect a raucous crowd on Rod Laver Arena as home favourite Ash Barty takes on Madison Keys. Following that clash, Danielle Collins faces off against Iga Swiatek.

Ad/> While the singles will be the main focus, Australian fans will be in for a treat in the afternoon as Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis take on Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos in the semi-finals of the men’s doubles. Expect fireworks. Australian Open'We desperately need to see that' – McEnroe backs Kyrgios call to push new personalities3 HOURS AGO 'What would Novak do?' – Medvedev credits Djokovic for two-set comeback 'Incredible performance' — Henman in awe of Medvedev's 'resilience' after epic win Top Match — Barty takes aim at final No.

1 seed, Barty has been carrying the weight of a nation on her shoulders. The 25-year-old has major wins at Roland Garros and Wimbledon on her CV, but she has never been able to get the job done in Melbourne. Her run to the semi-finals in 2020 was the closest she has come, but will fancy her chances of getting over that hurdle this time round.

Barty and Keys have met on three occasions, with the Australian emerging victorious twice. They have not played since the French Open in 2019, but on current form the No. 1 seed is the overwhelming favourite.

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