Australian Open organisers have pressed ahead and included top seed Novak Djokovic in the draw, despite Djokovic still facing the prospect of deportation. After the draw in Melbourne was abruptly postponed by more than an hour without explanation, it was announced that Djokovic would be playing fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic in the opening round. Despite a win in court earlier this week, Djokovic could still miss the chance to defend his 21st grand slam title if Immigration Minister Alex Hawke decided to use his discretionary power to revoke the nine-time champion’s visa over an allegedly illegal entry to Australia. It was speculated that the saga could extend until next week if Djokovic appeals the visa cancellation decision, although it is unclear whether there are other legal avenues that the 34-year-old could pursue. Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who was also expected to announce Djokovic’s visa status at a Thursday press conference, said, however, …