[dvboy]

It certainly wouldn't be the Australian Open without some odd scheduling and commentary decisions from Eurosport.

Now I've been sent a commentary schedule it makes a bit more sense.

A pair assigned to each of the day sessions on RLA and MCA: Naomi Cavaday and Arvind Parmar, Lee Goodall and Lucie Ahl.
Night session is similarly two pairs: Simon Reed and Miles Maclagan, Chris Bradnam and Jo Durie.
Tim Henman is on some RLA matches instead of Miles or Jo, and there are some "TBD" gaps for the first RLA night match every other day, presumably for commentary from Melbourne where I assume Nick Lester is the only one out there for Eurosport so he'll always be on with Nick Kyrgios or perhaps we might hear him with John McEnroe or Laura Robson who are also out there.

In the gap between day session and night session on both channels it'll be Barry Millns and Naomi Broady or Pete Odgers and Anne Keothavong, only scheduled for one match each from another show court. Presumably those teams plus Adam Fielder on hand for matches on other courts with British interest (five of these on Tuesday so would guess Adam to be partnered with Jo for at least one of these since she doesn't have a night match scheduled).

Lastly there's Paul Scott, Kat Downes, Paul Hand and Guy McCrea sharing the "floating commentator" role in three shifts throughout the day, so they'll be the ones heard for the first hour on Eurosport 1 before RLA starts, and then whenever Eurosport 2 decides not to take a match already covered by another team (or if they decide to do their own thing on the AO Multicourt stream).