Andy Murray looks to reach another Australian Open semi-final when he takes on Alexandr Dolgopolov tonight.
Dolgopolov has been the surprise package of the tournament and he will be looking to secure yet another huge upset tonight. However he faces arguably his toughest test so far against last year's runner-up.
Murray has been in sublime form so far. Jurgen Melzer came into their fourth round encounter in the shape of his life and with a real belief that he could spring an upset but Murray cruised past the Austrian for the loss of just five games.
However Dolgopolov was not supposed to take out either Jo-Wilfried Tsonga or Robin Soderling. The Ukrainian has literally come from nowhere at this tournament, stunning opponents with his unorthodox high-risk tennis.
However unfortunately for him, Murray is playing some of the best tennis of his life. In particular his serving has been impeccable and Dolgopolov has yet to face such a deadly returner.
The Melbourne crowds love an underdog and they are sure to get behind Dolgopolov but Murray is simply playing too well and it is hard to see him dropping a set.
