Australian Open LIVE: Jack Draper v Mariano Navone, Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios also in action – live text and radio commentary
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Melbourne
Image source, BBC SportNow the AO really feels like the AO.
After yesterday’s afternoon washout, the punters have been gagging for some tennis today.
There was a lengthy line shortly before play started at the ticket office outside the main entrance near Melbourne’s city centre.
Grounds passes can be picked up for $59 Australian dollars (about £25) and allow entrance to every court apart from Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena.
That means those fans could see plenty of big names and a host of Aussies. And, if they’re really well prepared, Nick Kyrgios’ AO comeback against Jacob Fearnley.
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