Day two of the Australian Open sees the introduction of nine-time winner Novak Djokovic, who was forced to miss last year's event.

The first Grand Slam event of the season - the Australian Open - begins on Monday with the biggest names in tennis set to take to the hard courts in Melbourne.

Andy Murray is set to play his 15th Australian Open and while his best days might be behind him, few players have lit up Melbourne like the Scot over the last two decades.

The hard court season continues with a handful of tournaments in Europe and America, with the ATP Stockholm Open boasting the most competitive field.

The British number three came from a set down to dispatch of Argentine Pedro Cachin 2-6 7-5 7-6 (7-3), and move into the last eight in Gijon, where he will face the USA's Sebastian Korda in a game available for live streaming on the bet365 website.

Andy Murray has been named in Great Britain's team for this year's Davis Cup and his inclusion brings back some fond memories.