Hello! Welcome to the night session on day 8 of the Australian Open, where the most anticipated match of this quarterfinal stage is taking place imminently. A resurgent Venus Williams will be attempting to turn back the hands of time once more as she faces sixth seed Agnieszka Radwanska under the lights.

WILLIAMS 2-2 RADWANSKA. There's a heck of a lot of sharpness from both sides of the court in these early stages. After Radwanska's impressive hold, Williams smashes down a couple of big serves and impressive forehands to hold again.

WILLIAMS 1-2 RADWANSKA. Three games, three holds and plenty of winners. The sixth seed slips in a trademark point-winning dropshot and two more uncharacteristic groundstroke winners to hold again. As the pair march to their seats, the camera pans on younger sister Serena, whom you may know, as she takes her seat to cheer on Venus.

WILLIAMS 1-1 RADWANSKA Two games in, the first drama arrives as the umpire nonchalantly overrules a Williams backhand to the baseline that was called out. It turned out to be the correct call and, with the first point of the game pocketed, Williams lets loose and quickly levels things up with a few winners.

WILLIAMS 0-1 RADWANSKA. As the players dust the rust and cobwebs off after a day of wait, errors from both sides of the court bring them to deuce. However, a couple more Williams mistakes gives the Pole her first hold.