Novak Djokovic v Jannik Sinner live: Australian Open latest score updates from semi-final as Carlos Alcaraz awaits after record semi-final

SINNER BLINKS! He puts his forehand out, rushed by Djokovic!

And Djokovic will have break point. Unbelievable.

Djokovic pings the baseline with the return. He does not crack in the rally. Sinner hits out!

Djokovic goes down on his haunches after finding the net with his forehand down 30-15. But he is going after everything right now, and thunders the return into Sinner’s feet.

Ridiculous depth from Djokovic – Sinner catches the outside of the line, but Djokovic thunders the forehand back on the same angle for the winner!

Deuce! And a chance on Sinner’s serve.

Three hours, 40 minutes. We are entering the twilight zone. Sinner rushes to reach Djokovic’s drop-volley, pushing the forehand long.

Djokovic finds his spot with the T serve. Remarkable. And he comes through the game without coming under significant pressure.

Sinner is rolling through the service games and keeps his cool to put away a drop shot, so accurate that it is applauded by Djokovic, as he serves to love.

What is Sinner doing! On the fifth break point of this set, Sinner goes big on the return but can’t get his shoulder over the ball. It would have been ridiculous. It goes out.

Djokovic with another forehand winner, off the wide serve! Djokovic is hitting bigger and cleaner than ever! FIVE break points saved in the decider and he levels the fifth.

Djokovic goes big after being sent wide by Sinner by he needed the shot of the tournament from there. Instead, he faces 0-30.

Chance for Sinner.., and Djokovic’s serve, so strong all match, gives up the double fault as Sinner moved in!

Two break points: Djokovic saves the first with a stunning backhand winner! Sinner did nothing wrong. Djokovic found perfection.

And he does it again! On the other wing, Djokovic sends the forehand whizzing through the court. Ridiculous.

Djokovic had a look at the forehand down the line but goes long. Sinner closes out the hold to love. His serve seems to be back.

Djokovic finds the net in the crosscourt exchange, and Sinner senses his moment on 15-30. Sinner unloads on the inside-out forehand, powering the winner into the corner.

Two break points: Sinner goes long on the return and after Djokovic got his forehand in play. Djokovic saves the second by finding another first serve down the middle! It has been a joke tonight.

Now, that backhand from Sinner looked tired. It sails wide. What a boost this would be for Djokovic to escape without the break. Sinner goes long!

The fourth set ultimately came down to a dip from Sinner in his opening service game.

He makes no mistake to ensure he leads this decider from the front.

Carlos Alcaraz is probably in bed right now but this is suuuuuch a result for him.

The longest win of Jannik Sinner’s career is three hours and 48 minutes.

He is likely going to have to beat that if he is to defeat Djokovic tonight. We’re into three hours and 15.

But he is also playing a 38-year-old who really has no business being here right now.

Djokovic has not played five-sets in over two years – this is an astonishing display, already.