With Alexander Zverev all over the net, Novak Djokovic hits a pinpoint lob to win a crucial point in the first set tiebreak.
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Maroc - SMH.COM.AU - Sport - 24/Jan 04:04
Zverev's around the net stunner can't win point
Alexander Zverev hits a shot around the net but it's not enough to win him an epic rally in the first game.
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