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Denmarks Caroline Wozniacki hits a return against Croatia's Jana Fett during their women's singles second round match on day three of the Australian Open tennis tournament in
Melbourne on January 17, 2018. Second seed Caroline Wozniacki saved two match points as she battled back from 5-1 down in the deciding set to beat Melbourne Park debutante Jana Fett 3-6 6-2
7-5 in the second round of the Australian Open on Wednesday. Former world number one Wozniacki was simply outplayed by the 21-year-old Croatian for large parts of the match but won six
straight games to avert the upset and claim her place in the third round. "That was crazy, I don't know how I got back into the match," said a relieved Wozniacki.
"She's a tricky opponent, she had nothing to lose, and I think she realised she was at 5-1 and she let off the speed a little bit. I thought, 'this is my last chance and
I'll have to go on the attack'. Then things were going my way and I thought ' this is my chance'." Fett, ranked 119th in the world, played some brilliant shots
throughout the contest and rattled off eight straight points to win the opening set in 33 minutes. Fired by the first of two rows with umpire Richard Haigh over delayed challenges, Wozniacki
worked her way back into the contest to take the second stanza when Fett hit a return long. The Croatian refused to fade away, though, and Wozniacki threw her racket to the ground in
disgust after being broken for 3-1 with Fett driving home her advantage to stand on the brink of the third round at 5-1 40-15 up. Fett twice served for the match but nerves got the better of
her and Wozniacki took full advantage to set up a third-round meeting with Belgian Kiki Bertens or American Nicole Gibbs. The Dane looked every inch the world number two as she briskly
served out for victory, which came when a crestfallen Fett dumped a backhand into the net after a shade over two and a half hours in the sun on Rod Laver Arena. "Experience was crucial
today," said Wozniacki, who is on her 11th visit to Melbourne Park as she continues her quest for a maiden grand slam title. "I've been out here so many times and I knew how
she would feel being out here against me and having the chance to win."