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Day two of the Australian Open
Novak Djokovic beats wildcard Nishesh Basavareddy in four sets to begin Melbourne campaign
GB's Jacob Fearnley beats Nick Kyrgios to reach second round on debut
British number one Jack Draper battles past Mariano Navone in five sets
Britain's Jodie Burrage claims emotional win, Harriet Dart through
Defending champion Jannik Sinner wins but 11th seed Stefanos Tsitsipas out
Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek among first-round winners
Draper 4-6 4-1 Navone*
Shot!
Jack Draper slams a backhand return out of reach for 0-30 on Mariano Navone's serve, and even more praise from the crowd follows as he nails a forehand down the line for three break points.
This is much more like it from the British number one.
Draper 4-6 4-1 Navone*
Mariano Navone waves his racquet as he calls for more noise from the crowd after denying Jack Draper once more on game point.
But that only serves to refocus Draper, who responds with a wonderful backhand before clinching another game to continue his revival.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Melbourne
How has he done that?!
Mariano Navone clips the tiniest bit of the line twice in succession to take Draper to deuce.
No wonder the Argentine puffs out his cheeks and raises his eyebrows.
*Draper 4-6 3-1 Navone
Another hint of Jack Draper's growing confidence as the 15th seed wrongfoots Mariano Navone by arrowing a backhand winner back where it came from and catching the line perfectly for 30-0.
Navone fires back with a forehand following a well-worked point after an ace gets the Briton to game point, and a superb backhand takes the Argentine to deuce.
*Draper 4-6 3-1 Navone
It's been an excellent response so far from Jack Draper in set two and the Briton will be keen to maintain this momentum with Mariano Navone struggling to push on since taking the opener.
The Argentine world number 47 does well to halt the run of games against him with a comfortable hold, shaking his racquet in the direction of his team.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Melbourne
That’s more like it!
Jack Draper has upped his level at the start of the second set, causing more damage with his forehand.
A ripper of a winner secures the break and provides encouragement to the British contingent here.
Draper 4-6 3-0 Navone*
Jack Draper is playing more aggressively and there's more conviction in his shots as he looks to consolidate his break for a 3-0 lead.
Still, Mariano Navone takes some getting rid of, but Draper takes charge on serve to hold from 40-30.
*Draper 4-6 2-0 Navone
Lovely forehand - and Jack Draper gets the break!
Much more positive play here from Draper now and the British number one has his reward.
Draper 4-6 1-0 Navone*
Great point!
Both players display their athleticism during a dynamic point, but it is Mariano Navone who blinks first to hand Draper the break point.
Draper 4-6 1-0 Navone*
Deuce is the best Jack Draper has managed on the Mariano Navone since the fourth game of the match.
Can he create a break point here? He hauls Navone back to deuce for a third time.
Draper 4-6 1-0 Navone*
A clenched fist from Jack Draper, who forces an error from Mariano Navone to get on the board at 30-15 - and again gets reward for putting another ball back in play to reach 40-30.
A bit of momentum building for Draper now. Deuce.
Draper 4-6 1-0 Navone*
Jack Draper's task has not changed here, with three sets required for a place in the second round.
But the Briton managed to set up just one break point opportunity - in Mariano Navone's opening service game - during that first set.
That's a very encouraging start to set two, though. Draper returns to court and buries a couple of winners on his way to a first love hold of the contest.
*Draper 4-6 0-0 Navone
Mariano Navone gets the job done after a 50-minute opening set in which the Argentine has been the more consistent player.
Plenty of work for Jack Draper to do.
Draper 4-5 Navone*
The willing is certainly there from Jack Draper, who has successfully navigated a fair few high-pressure points despite finding himself a break down.
Mariano Navone just appears to have a bit more spring in his step on court three.
The Argentine crashes in a forehand winner for two more set points.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Melbourne
Let’s start with a positive: Draper has done well to fend off six of the seven break points he has faced.
However, there are a lot of negatives. He is far from content out there
The British number one’s footwork isn’t sharp, his groundstrokes aren’t fluid and his body language hardly conveys positivity.
Sinner 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (7-5) Jarry
Elsewhere at Melbourne Park, defending champion and world number one Jannik Sinner has got his Australian Open campaign under way.
Sinner, whose title win last year marked the start of an astonishing season, is two sets to love up on Chile's Nicolas Jarry.
Image source, Getty ImagesDraper 4-5 Navone*
Jack Draper shows great fight to stay in contention in this first set, a big first serve ensuring he comes through after seeing off two set points.
Mariano Navone will serve for the set, but Draper has at least given himself one last chance to turn the opener around.
*Draper 3-5 Navone
Serve and volley approach on the second serve from Jack Draper?! Mariano Navone was not expecting that at all.
Two set points have come and gone and Jack Draper is still battling away.
*Draper 3-5 Navone
A must-win service game for Jack Draper, but it's Mariano Navone who is stepping things up.
The Argentine lands a backhand winner on his way to 0-30 as he looks to settle this set at the earliest opportunity.
Draper gets on the board but won't be able to avoid facing set points.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Melbourne
Jack Draper is having to do a lot of graft here.
He has faced break points in three of his four service games - the other going to 30 - meaning he is expending a lot of energy early doors.
Not ideal.
