evening, we are six days away from the start of the australian open. novak djokovic is out of his detention hotel and preparing for his title defence, but will he get the chance? yesterday s court room victory might have seemed like matchgoint for the serb in overturning the australian government s decision to cancel his visa but there have been more questions about the validity of his application to enter the country on a medical exemption. joe lynskey reports. these were novak djokovic his first shots on court in melbourne. he was watched byjustice team, he was filmed byjust a drone. but for the world number one it would have meant so much. djokovic flew to australia last tuesday, since then he s been detained and released as the world watched on. even now his visa could still be removed but the players
a medical exemption, detention hotel, a court room victory but the threat of deportation is still hanging over novak djokovic. some upsets on the africa cup of nations mo salah beaten by nigeria text of another premier league star. also coming up in the programme. seven weeks after a crash left him in intensive care, mark cavendish is back in the saddle and he tells us about his plans for the year ahead. people it s how you deal with them that matters the most. and them that matters the most. and the queens baton them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay continues - them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay continues its - queens baton relay continues its journey around the world but you can get the chance to carry it when it returns to england for the commonwealth games this summer.