Artem Sitak and Marcus Daniell will attempt to follow Michael Venus into the second round of the men's doubles at the French Open overnight.
Sitak and his American partner Nicholas Monroe face the 12th seeds Poland's Marcin Matkowski and Frenchman Eduard Roger Vasselin in the first match of the day on court 10 while Daniell and Brazilian partner Marcelo Demoliner play the 7th seeds, Croatian Ivan Dodig and Spaniard Marcel Granollers in the last match of the day on the same court.
"To go deep in the tournament you have to beat some of the best players in the world so why not get one pair out of the way early" Daniell said.
Daniell says in one sense it's easier mentally playing at a Grand Slam because unlike tour level where if you get to deuce it's one point and receivers choice, they are playing best of three sets in Paris.
"The flip side is the matches are longer and you have to maintain concentration for a long period of time. But we are in the zone with matches having made the final in Lyon last week and having plenty of time out on court.