No drama on serve this time for Jasmine Paolini. A routine hold to 15.

Too many loose groundstrokes from Jasmine Paolini. She does well to recover from 0-30 down to level the game but three unforced errors are key to gifting Iva Jovic the hold.

The pressure is back on the Italian, serving to stay in the match. In her past three service games, she's faced six break points and been broken twice...

Huge hold for Jasmine Paolini, trading backhands with Iva Jovic before stepping round to get the ball on her forehand and spraying the ball into the opposite corner. She played with fire - the ball nearly kissing the tramline - but a point is a point and a hold is a hold.

Had she lost that game, Jovic would have been serving for the match.

The crowd is oohing and ahhing as the pair trade cross-court sliced backhands, with the net chord intervening on a couple of occasions.

Jasmine Paolini hangs in there to save the break point.

Deep cross-court forehand followed by a winner down the line. Excellent set-up from Iva Jovic.

Iva Jovic can't capitalise on a second serve.

Jasmine Paolini misses a backhand for 0-15. She stares at the floor, hands on hips, before stepping up for her next serve. She responds with a nicely disguised drop-shot winner.

The pair trade points again for 30-all before Iva Jovic earns another break point. She gets Paolini on the run on the baseline and laps up a looped forehand return, waiting for the ball to rise and pummelling it home.

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Whenever she gets a step inside the baseline, Iva Jovic looks quite unstoppable. The American unleashes a down-the-line backhand for 30-0.

A double fault and a forehand into the net bring Jasmine Paolini back into the game but Jovic keeps her composure to consolidate the break, completing the hold with an ace down the T.

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Lots of good stories from the action on day five:

• Stan Wawrinka, 40, joined Novak Djokovic and Marin Cilic in third round - 17 years after they first appeared in the Australian Open third round together
• Jessica Pegula and Lorenzo Musetti both put friendships aside as they crushed their respective doubles partners to progress in the singles
• Naomi Osaka received a frosty handshake and a telling off from Sorana Cirstea after she beat the Romanian
• Jannik Sinner remains on course for another major final showdown with Carlos Alcaraz after cruising to a straight-set win over Australian James Duckworth.

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Jasmine Paolini saves the first two break points, with Iva Jovic first missing a passing shot with the Italian coming into the net and then unable to return a deep backhand.

However, the seventh seed sends a backhand long to concede the game.

That's three consecutive breaks of serve.

Both players started the second set with routine holds but since then, it's been chaos.

With a trio of unforced errors, Jasmine Paolini is facing three break points.

Jasmine Paolini breaks back at the first attempt, Iva Jovic netting a forehand.

The Italian, who has doubles partner Sara Errani cheering her on, isn't going down without a fight.

*denotes next server

Relentless tennis from both players. At 0-30 down, Iva Jovic backs her attacking approach, stepping into a short ball and unleashing a bruising cross-court forehand winner.

She levels the score after a lengthy 15-shot rally but now finds herself facing a break point.

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Alexander Zverev and Cameron Norrie are next up on John Cain Arena, where Jasmine Paolini and Iva Jovic are currently in action.

We join that match in the second set, with seventh seed Paolini - a two-time Grand Slam finalist - in trouble.

She lost her opening three service games and trails the 18-year-old American by a set and a break.

The winner will face Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva - the world number 94 - in the fourth round.

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The top seeds have already been in action on day six, with Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka advancing in straight sets against Corentin Moutet and Anastasia Potapova, respectively.

However, there's still plenty to come in the men's and women's singles draws:

• [3] Alexander Zverev v Cameron Norrie - full text commentary will be available on this page.
• [6] Alex de Minaur v Frances Tiafoe

• [8] Mirra Andreeva v Elena-Gabriela Ruse
• [10] Alexander Bublik v Tomas Martin Etcheverry

Good morning all and welcome back to the Australian Open.

It's another big day of action, with Cameron Norrie hoping to cause an upset and maintain British interest in the singles at Melbourne Park.

What twists and turns are in store for us? Let's find out...

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