Emma Raducanu v Mananchaya Sawangkaew live: Australian Open latest score and update

Raducanu now has her foot down. She rolls through the next service game to love, as Sawangkaew floats the forehand long.

A roar from Raducanu as she bounces back to break! Raducanu pumped up the pressure with a blistering forehand return winner and then Sawangkaew offered a crack with a double-fault on 15-30.

Sawangkaew pulls her forehand wide and Raducanu breaks back.

You just knew he would. Cameron Norrie takes the long route but his excellent fitness prevails to take down Benjamin Bonzi.

From 6-0, to two sets to one down, Norrie comes through in five.

6-0, 6-7 (2), 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Sawangkaew is treating the Raducanu second serve with disdain and moves forward into the net to put away an overhead and get to deuce.

She is proving to be a very awkward opponent. Raducanu, though, holds on to finally put Sawangkaew’s determined defence away and hold from deuce.

Sawangkaew has won 11/11 points when making the first serve, holding to love with an ace out wide. The World 195 is red-hot right now.

She also came into the tournament having won five matches in a row to win a title on the World Tennis Tour.

Raducanu saves both break points! She finds the first serves and is clinical with the second strike.

Raducanu stretches Sawangkaew from side to side and finds the way through. She remains a break down, but that’s a big hold.

Barely 15 minutes in, the warning signs are flashing for Raducanu.

Sawangkaew takes over the rally on 15-30 and moves into the net to put Raducanu on the back foot. She steers a volley into open court and will look at two more break points.

Sawangkaew backs up the break. The Thai is taking an all-or-nothing approach on the serve and form the baseline, and is winning the duels. Raducanu puts her return into the net.

Sawangkaew is looking handy at the net too and springs into a volley to move to 15-30. She launches into a forehand winner cross-court, setting up two break points early in the first set.

And she takes them! Sawangkaew jumps on the return and Raducanu nets on the forehand.

An assured start from Sawangkaew, who is throwing all she has at the ball but technically looks very sound. This is her first ever appearance in the main draw of a grand slam. That will help her confidence.