Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Uh oh. The French crowd did not like that. A livid Djokovic batters his racquet into the red dirt - once, twice, three times. What a meltdown!

Whistles tell him what the fans think as a ball girl scurries on to pick up a piece of white frame settled just behind the baseline.

Leon Smith
GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

That was an unbelievable outburst by Djokovic. Something we rarely see to that extent.

He literally went full anger and it shows there is a bit of pressure on him.

It is a complete meltdown and has been caused by his opponent.

I think Bautista Agut has done this very well. He has used the forehand drop shot as a means to break up the rally. He has been very robust.

Djokovic goes long. Bautista Agut takes the second set.

That's 1-1.

It's long. What a kick on that serve from Novak Djokovic, that was like a fast bowler steaming down a bouncer, Bautista Agut received it up over his head.

But then Djokovic misses the simplest of forehands - smashing his racquet into the ground in anger! He'll need a new one...

Set point.

Bautista Agut misses the first, dropping it into the net.

One to go.

Ace. And two set points.

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Can he get over the line?

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A mammoth rally, but Bautista Agut pops a forehand just wide to Djokovic's relief.

But he responds with a drop shot-backhand winner combo.

What a winner from Bautista Agut, tucking it into the postage stamp with a swift forehand.

He then goes long - 4-3.

Quick feet this time from the former world number one, gobbling up a short ball with a backhand winner.

He then volleys his way to 3-2.

Djokovic is a little slow on to the Bautista Agut serve, and then cracks an effort into the net.

3-0.

Leon Smith
GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Bautista Agut is so resolute and has got so much grit and determination and he has been brilliant in his response

This is a huge tie-break for both players.

Power. Precision. Bautista Agut one up.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Novak Djokovic is repeatedly chuntering at his box after missing those two set points. Think he's moaning that the ball wasn't called out on the two occasions that deep Bautista Agut returns were adjudged to have clipped the paint.

Djokovic threatens to plough his racket into the clay like a pick axe, thinking better of it as he settles for grabbing a towel instead.

Chance gone. For now...

The Spaniard holds. Some serious digging in that game.

Tie-break time.

Wow, wow, wow. This is gripping.

Djokovic manages to edge a Bautista Agut smash back, so the Spaniard sends him even further wide with another overhead volley only to see the fluff drifting back towards him again - but it drops narrowly wide.

Advantage Bautista Agut.

Pacy backhand rally, before Djokovic mixes it up with a slapping forehand. It comes back towards the Serb's backhand, he thinks it's going long but it clips the line and Djokovic flaps at it. Deuce.

But Bautista Agut cannot coax the next one over the tape. Another set point chance.

That's off target from Bautista Agut.

Set point.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Not much vocal communication between Roberto Bautista Agut and his team, just knowing looks of disappointment from the player when he makes an unforced error. And usually with his thin silver neck chain placed between his teeth.

Again Roberto Bautista Agut finds himself serving to stay in this set.

He takes hold of the game by leaping into a couple of powerful winners, but Djokovic capitalises on the Spaniard's second serve to bring it back to 30-30.