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Australian Open, Melbourne, 17-30 January
Coverage: Watch on BBC TV, Red Button, BBC Sport website (UK only) & Eurosport; listen on BBC 5 live sports extra and online; text commentary online Andy Murray v Guillermo Garcia-Lopez will be shown live on BBC2 from 0140 GMT and also on Radio 5 live Full BBC coverage details

Andy Murray drew a crowd at practice on Friday

Andy Murray is expecting "a tough match" in his next assignment at the Australian Open despite having secured two comfortable wins so far.
Murray, seeded five, takes on 32nd seed Guillermo Garcia-Lopez for a place in the last 16, in a match starting at around 0200 GMT on the Rod Laver Arena.
Murray beat the Spaniard 6-4 6-4 in the only match previously contested by the two players, last June at Queen's.
The match will be televised on BBC2, on the red button and online for UK users.
Murray's match begins immediately after the clash between second seed Vera Zvonareva and Lucie Safarova, who arrive on court at midnight UK time in the third round of the women's tournament.
    
606: DEBATE
Murray is a great player, hope he gets to the final... won't beat Federer mind
KaraKorum
With the top four in the bottom half of the men's draw all safely through on Thursday, attention now turns to Murray, world number one Rafael Nadal, Robin Soderling (4) and David Ferrer (7).
Murray, 23, has spent just three hours and 39 minutes on court so far, and is yet to drop a set. But he is anticipating a more difficult test next in the shape of Garcia-Lopez.
"He's playing very well right now, the last seven or eight months, his ranking has got a bit higher and he's getting seeded in slams," said the British number one.
Garcia-Lopez's best win to date came in Bangkok in October, when he saved 24 of 26 break points on his way to a three-set semi-final victory over world number one Rafael Nadal, on the way to winning the Thailand Open.
Murray added: "That was a big win there. He's a very solid player, he does everything well and he's improved his game on hard courts so it's going to be a tough match."
    
I will give him nothing, he will have to beat me
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez
Garcia-Lopez beat Eduardo Schwank 6-4 7-6 (10- 6-1 in the second round to match his best run at a Grand Slam, warning Murray that he will "give him nothing".
The 27-year-old from Albacete said: "It will be a difficult game, he is an opponent who in theory is better than me and so I will have fewer options.
"But I will give him nothing, he will have to beat me."
Garcia-Lopez insists he will not be fazed by playing on a show court.
"I haven't played that often on the large venues but the stage has never scared me," he said.
Nadal is up against the unseeded Australian Bernard Tomic, Soderling faces Jan Hernych of the Czech Republic and Ferrer's match is against the fast-improving Lithuanian, Richard Berankis.