Overview
- The Austrian led 7-1 in the deciding tiebreak before the chair informed him the match was still in play under the 10-point format.
- American Nishesh Basavareddy erased the deficit and captured the super tiebreak 13-11 to win their second-round qualifying match.
- Basavareddy saved match points at 10-9 and 11-10 against Sebastian Ofner during the late stages of the breaker.
- Grand Slam tournaments use a 10-point deciding tiebreak, differing from the 7-point tiebreak common on the ATP Tour.
- The result sends Basavareddy into the next round of Australian Open qualifying in Melbourne.