It is rightfully said that after Serbia, Australia is Novak Djokovic‘s best place to be. Despite a trophy-laden career that includes titles from all around the world, the Serbian has a special connection with the country. Having won 10 titles already at the Australian Open, the Serbian will be eyeing his 11th. The event, which is all set to bring action-packed intensity and jaw-dropping fixtures featured the Serbian right before the start of the tournament at a charity event.

However, what stole the show was a moment when Djokovic showed his love for the place and region by bringing up his Aussie accent. The Serbian, who played the match in a very unusual way had a small kid who partnered with him in the doubles category.

Novak Djokovic shows his Aussie accent at Australian Open charity event

In a recent fun-filled charity event before the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic surprised everyone by playing tennis in a wheelchair alongside a young kid. The match was a pure joy to watch as it had all the twists and turns in it. However, Djokovic added a hilarious touch by showing up an Aussie accent. When the ball flew past him, Djokovic couldn’t help but shout out a casual “mate,” making everyone laugh and showing off his playful side.

“No, not there mate,” shouts Djokovic as the ball goes out of play and their opponent bags a point. The match was more than just a game. Djokovic’s unique approach to the match brought smiles to the crowd and created a memorable moment before the serious competition began at the Australian Open.

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The combination of tennis skills, good-natured banter, and a charitable cause made it an event to remember for fans and players alike. With Australia already being Djokovic’s favorite spot, the Serbian enjoyed every moment of the clash with the audience continuously cheering for him.

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At the charity event, Novak was also joined by many different stars like Australian cricketer Steve Smith. During the event, Smith left Djokovic stunned with his sensational performance.

Australian cricketer stuns Djokovic with his tennis skills

In the same event, the tennis abilities of the Australian cricket legend Steve Smith stunned Novak Djokovic and he was left dumbfounded. Later, Djokovic gave cricket, one of the most popular sports in Australia, a try. Jackson, the son of the late great spinner Shane Warne, hit him with a couple of balls. On his second try, he succeeded in sending the ball flying into the stands after failing in his first attempt with a cricket bat.

And so Novak Djokovic showed his cheeky Aussie side as he enjoyed a completely star-struck night. Ahead of the much-awaited competition that will see some of the best names come out, the Serbian took a moment to enjoy the night and prepare himself for what’s coming next.

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