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Novak Djokovic is finally back in action on day two of the Australian Open on Tuesday, returning to the venue of his greatest grand slam success, hoping his elbow will hold up after keeping him on the sidelines for six months. Novak Djokovic serves during a practice session before the Australian Open tennis tournament. Djokovic is set to return to action on Day 2 of the years first Grand Slam. REUTERS Six times a mens singles champion Down Under, the Serbian will be joined in making a return at Melbourne Park by 2008 womens champion Maria Sharapova, who missed last years tournament because of a doping ban. Mens champion Roger Federer, womens top seed Simona Halep and Stan Wawrinka, whose 2014 triumph interrupted six years of Djokovic dominance and who is also returning from an injury layoff, are also in first round
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Want to shake a leg with Shah Rukh Khan and cheer the Kolkata Knight Riders from the super hospitality enclosure at Eden Gardens next week HT Image You can do all that, plus join the team at post-match parties, if you are willing to shell out Rs 32,000 per ticket per day. Thats almost five times the cost of the most expensive tickets Rs 6,500 elsewhere in the stands. Spend that and you can enjoy yourself in the air-conditioned lounge, get parking rights bang in front of the main entrance and savour fine cuisine. There will, however, be no alcohol following municipal restrictions. But King Khan would, of course, be there, from time to time. With the Edens capacity nearly halved to 44,000 from 85,000-odd due to renovation, this is an attempt by the Knight Riders owners to maximise profit.
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