Britain's Andy Murray has no injury worries heading into his third round match against American Sam Querrey at the Australian Open on Friday.
The world number one was assessed by a doctor after rolling his right ankle in Wednesday's win over Andrey Rublev.
Murray is due to feature in the second game on the Hisense Arena in Melbourne, where play begins at 00:30 GMT.
British number four Dan Evans is also in action as he takes on Australia's Bernard Tomic following Murray's match.
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Murray admitted his ankle still felt sore on Thursday, but the Scot was able to practice unhindered and spent an hour and a half training on Court 17 at Melbourne Park.