French Open 2016 day 5 highlights: Djokovic's vegetarianism, Ivanovic's wedding, Nadal’s record

The fifth day of French Open 2016 saw red clay’s favorite son Rafael Nadal record his 200th Grand Slam win while the not-so-favoured son Novak Djokovic won his 50th match at Roland Garros. In the woman’s draw, Serena Williams advanced to the third round with ease, beating Teliana Pereira 6-2, 6-1. Here are the highlights from Day 5 . For more, you can follow our live blog here. Headlines - Grand Slam milestones for Djokovic, Nadal - Serena eases into last 32 - Leander Paes-Martina Hingis make winning start , cruise into pre-quaters Who’s saying what [caption id=“attachment_2801720” align=“alignnone” width=“825”]  Andy Murray. Getty Images[/caption] “The Scottish tennis player Andy Murray is ranked second in the world. He is also a walking existential crisis.” Caption in New Yorker magazine on a story profiling the British star   “My youngest sister called me yesterday and I answered the phone and she was just like, Where are you? I’m in Paris. Are you in the French Open? Yeah, I am. Oh. The teacher asked me about it and I wasn’t sure.” American 15th seed Madison Keys on the low profile she has within her family   “Unacceptable to lose 10 games in a row.” Eugenie Bouchard on the key part of her 6-4, 6-4 loss to Timea Bacsinszky   “I was a little bit late for this press conference. Why? Before taking a shower, I met this person, and I thought that we would talk four or five minutes, and at the end of the day we talked 20 minutes, and it was with two wrestlers. I didn’t know them very well, so we discussed 20 minutes only.” Timea Bacsinszky on her late arrival to meet the press   Sidelines Something fishy as Djokovic goes vegetarian - Novak Djokovic confirmed he has become a vegetarian after already having adopted a gluten-free diet. “It’s been almost a year. How do you call that? A pescatarian, a vegan with eating a little bit of fish here and there.” Wedding belle? - Former champion Ana Ivanovic, who has been in a long-term relationship with German football star Bastian Schweinsteiger, sidestepped a question over rumours they were about to be married. Questioner: It is your last tournament as a Miss, I think? Can you tell us something… Ivanovic: About? Questioner: About the wedding. Ivanovic: What? Press conference moderator: Next question. Angry birds - Alexander Zverev had to take evasive action to avoid two low-flying pigeons as he prepared to hit a forehand against France’s Stephane Robert on Court Six. The German teenager pleaded in vain for the point to be replayed. [caption id=“attachment_2801748” align=“alignnone” width=“825”]  Dominic Thiem. Getty Images[/caption] Not you again? - Dominic Thiem and Zverev will meet for third time in four weeks on clay when they clash in the round of 32. Thiem previously won three-setters against his close friend in Munich and Nice. Star spot - NBA basketball star Tony Parker was watching the day’s action on Court Philippe Chatrier. Numbers up 31-6 - respective winners hit by Serena Williams and vanquished opponent Teilana Pereira. 42 - unforced errors by Novak Djokovic in his win against Steve Darcis 50 - number of match wins by Djokovic at Roland Garros. 200 - Grand Slam wins by Rafael Nadal, just the eighth man to reach the landmark. 1963 - the year the last time a Tunisian man reached the third round at Roland Garros. That stretch will continue after Malek Jaziri lost in the second round to Tomas Berdych. With inputs from AFP