Amanda Anisimova holds to 30 to open the third set.

It's all square and heading to a decider on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Diane Parry hits a forehand long to hand Amanda Anisimova a second break of the set.

Ryan Harrison
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Kasatkina can be annoying for these top players because of her speed and her way of playing. She did well to make Sabalenka feel uncomfortable.

Aryna Sabalena comes under pressure from Daria Kasatkina but gets out of it with a fine backhand winner across court to hold.

Kasatkina will serve to stay in the match.

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Diane Parry and Amanda Anisimova exchange routine holds.

Parry will serve to stay in the set.

Ryan Harrison
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

For Kasatkina a lot of momentum there making that hold, she has to make Sabalenka earn it this game.

Aryna Sabalenka can't believe it as she misses a straightforward shot for advantage and Daria Kasatkina follows it up with a backhand winner down the line to hold.

A big hold from the Australian there when the pressure was on.

Aryna Sabalenka continues to misfire as three unforced errors give Daria Kasatkina a 40-0 lead.

A return winner, followed by two crisp winners from Sabalenka then forces deuce.

Pressure on Kasatkina now.

What was I saying about no breaks of serve on Philippe-Chatrier?

Diane Parry saved one break point after giving up advantage with a double fault but sixth seed Amanda Anisimova made no mistake on her second attempt, crunching home a backhand return.

However, the American's joy was short-lived, with Parry immediately breaking back courtesy of a tame backhand into the net from Anisimova.

France's Parry, roared on by the crowd, punches her fist in celebration.

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Aryna Sabalenka isn't happy with her game right now with a few unforced errors creeping into her shot making and Daria Kasatkina takes advantage by stepping into the court to force deuce with a forehand winner.

Sabalenka puts the mistakes behind her as she goes on to secure the hold, before shouting something down at the clay in more frustration.

Ryan Harrison
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Sabalenka is only two games away from winning but she is not happy at all.

Aryna Sabalenka isn't displaying the imperious form she showed in the first set and Daria Kasatkina is taking advantage.

The Australian secures a relatively trouble-free hold to 15 and now has the chance to target Sabalenka's serve.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kasatkina's body language has shifted completely. I think she is feeling the negativity from the other end.

Daria Kasatkina is venting her frustration now as Aryna Sabalenka works her around court before smacking a forehand winner.

Kasatkina fights back and forces deuce as Sabalenka goes into the net, prompting a fist pump from the Australian.

Sabalenka's forehand is always such an important asset and she brings it out in trademark style to secure the hold.

On Court Philippe-Chatrier, the second set is going with serve as American sixth seed Amanda Anisimova tries to fight back from losing the opening set.

Neither player has earned a break point in the second, with Anisimova holding her most recent service game to love.

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Daria Kasatkina does some tidy work at the net but then gifts Aryna Sabalenka a point with a double fault.

Kasatkina recovers as Sabalenka hammers a forehand long and the Australian secures the hold.

Sabalenka offers a frustrated stare after that unforced error.

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Daria Kasatkina forces Aryna Sabalenka into a couple of errors and the game goes to deuce.

Two big first serves later and Sabalenka secures the hold.

You get the feeling Kasatkina could come under some pressure in this next service game.

There's nothing Daria Kasatkina can do about that as Aryna Sabalenka lets out a defiant cry with a whipping forehand winner across court to bring up break point.

Kasatkina then puts a forehand into the net as Sabalenka breaks back to level the score in this second set.

Normal service resumed for the Belarusian top seed.