WATCH: Roger Federer reaction to Maria Sharapova’s 27-shot rally during Australian Open

Roger Federer and Grigor Dimitrov react while watching Maria Sharapova-Lauren Davis match.

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• New Delhi | Updated: January 23, 2016 02:54 PM IST
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Maria Sharapova defeated Lauren Davis in three sets to make fourth round. ( Source: AP)

Roger Federer on Friday became the first man in tennis history to notch-up 300th Grand Slam victory by beating Grigor Dimitrov at the Australian Open.

But before his game against Dimitrov, Federer was caught on camera waiting for the Maria Sharapova-Lauren Davis match to get over. All this while, Federer and Dimitrov were watching the match and were visibly exciting by the kind of tennis that was on display. Federer was reacted to one of the most exciting rallies that was won by Sharapova after a long battle of 27 shots.

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But she could not win the second set and match went into the third.

WATCH: Federer reacts to Sharapova-Davis rally (App users click here)

The rally which got Federer excited was won by Sharapova. Federer was seen shouting and jumping off his seat.

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