Jannik Sinner found himself in an unexpectedly difficult match at the Australian Open daytime Saturday in Melbourne (and Friday night viewing in the United States). The American, Eliot Spizzirri, took the first set and was giving Sinner everything he could handle. The heat was getting to Sinner, too, and he was cramping.

Jurrien Timber pressured Lisandro Martinez into a first-half own goal to open the scoring for the Gunners, before Bryan Mbeumo made it 1-1 at the break. Patrick Dorgu gave United the lead from long range early in the second half, and Mikel Merino responded from the bench to bring us back on level terms.

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Still on the prowl for a Champions League place, Chelsea welcome relegation-threatened West Ham to Stamford Bridge on Saturday in Premier League action.

Reigning champion Jannik Sinner's quest for a third consecutive title Down Under has begun, but his opening-round clash lasted just two sets after his opponent was forced to retire. Naomi Osaka also sent the tennis world into a frenzy.

India will be geared up to continue their rampage after their previous win, New Zealand, on the other hand, will aim to bounce back. India win toss and opt to bowl.