Novak Djokovic seals second-round win with a kiss for coach Andy Murray - but Serbian struggles AGAIN for consistency against qualifier Jaime Faria It was another awkward outing for Novak Djokovic on a day when one more record went his way, but in the end it was sealed with a kiss, blown in the direction of his new coach Andy Murray.
Novak Djokovic is still finding his feet with new coach Andy Murray but sealed his eventual second-round win with a kiss in his former rival's direction.
No one, male or female, has played more at the Grand Slams than Djokovic, this 430rd match taking him clear of his old rival Roger Federer.
The serial champion was able to bypass 21-year-old Jaime Faria but it took a lengthy four sets.
First it was 19-year-old American Nishesh Basavareddy and on Wednesday it was 21-year-old Portuguese Jaime Faria - two young men with nothing to lose who produced displays of fearless brilliance.
