Novak Djokovic reached No. 99 in his career at the French Open after a near-perfect three-set performance, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2, against Austrian qualifier Filip Misolic to reach the fourth round in Paris.

The Serb, who has three titles in the most elite competition on clay, has yet to lose a set.

The two tennis players exchanged 6 aces, with the 23-year-old Misolić committing 2 double faults and Nole making no mistakes.

The Austrian, ranked 153rd in the world, fended off 12 of Djokovic's 16 break opportunities and failed to win a single serve from Novak.

The eminent Serb's next opponent is Cameron Norrie, who took the all-British match in three sets with Jacob Fearnley - 6-3, 7-6 (1), 6-2 in two hours and 45 minutes. 

Norrie had little trouble in the first set against the 55th-ranked Fearnley and little more in the second. Norrie took a 4-0 lead and everything looked easy until the net shots and unforced errors started. At 6:5 he conceded a break to force a tiebreak. There Norrie, as in the third game, showed no mercy. | BGNES