2017 Australian Open – Mixed doubles

Elena Vesnina and Bruno Soares were the defending champions, but Vesnina chose not to participate this year. Soares played alongside Kateřina Siniaková, but the team withdrew before their second round match against Elina Svitolina and Chris Guccione.

Abigail Spears and Juan Sebastián Cabal won the title, beating Sania Mirza and Ivan Dodig in the final, 6–2, 6–4.

Seeds

Key

Semifinals			Final

	Ukraine Elina Svitolina Australia Chris Guccione	61	2

	United States Abigail Spears Colombia Juan Sebastián Cabal	77	6
		United States Abigail Spears Colombia Juan Sebastián Cabal	6	6

		2	India Sania Mirza Croatia Ivan Dodig	2	4
WC	Australia Samantha Stosur Australia Sam Groth	4	6	[5]

2	India Sania Mirza Croatia Ivan Dodig	6	2	[10]

First round			Second round		Quarterfinals			Semifinals

1	United States B Mattek-Sands United States M Bryan	6	4	[10]
WC	Australia Ar Rodionova Australia J-P Smith	4	6	[6]		1	United States B Mattek-Sands United States M Bryan	6	6
	China Y Xu France F Martin	6	6				China Y Xu France F Martin	3	2
	United States L Huber Poland M Matkowski	2	3						1	United States B Mattek-Sands United States M Bryan
	Ukraine E Svitolina Australia C Guccione	6	65	[10]					Ukraine E Svitolina Australia C Guccione	w/o
	Germany A-L Grönefeld Colombia R Farah	3	77	[7]			Ukraine E Svitolina Australia C Guccione	w/o
	Spain MJ Martínez Sánchez Uruguay P Cuevas	4	3			6	Czech Republic K Siniaková Brazil B Soares
6	Czech Republic K Siniaková Brazil B Soares	6	6					Ukraine E Svitolina Australia C Guccione	61	2
3	Czech Republic A Hlaváčková France É Roger-Vasselin	6	66	[8]						United States A Spears Colombia JS Cabal	77	6
	United States R Atawo Sweden R Lindstedt	0	78	[10]			United States R Atawo Sweden R Lindstedt	4	4
	Slovenia A Klepač Philippines T Huey	78	65	[8]			Netherlands M Krajicek South Africa R Klaasen	6	6
	Netherlands M Krajicek South Africa R Klaasen	66	77	[10]						Netherlands M Krajicek South Africa R Klaasen	4	3
	Romania I-C Begu Romania H Tecău	6	6						United States A Spears Colombia JS Cabal	6	6
	United States V King Pakistan A-u-H Qureshi	3	4				Romania I-C Begu Romania H Tecău	4	3
	United States A Spears Colombia JS Cabal	6	77				United States A Spears Colombia JS Cabal	6	6
7	Czech Republic L Hradecká Czech Republic R Štěpánek	4	64

First round			Second round		Quarterfinals			Semifinals

8	Czech Republic B Krejčíková United States R Ram	7	62	[7]
WC	Australia C Dellacqua Australia M Reid	5	77	[10]		WC	Australia C Dellacqua Australia M Reid	2	3
WC	Australia D Aiava Australia M Polmans	4	3			WC	Switzerland M Hingis India L Paes	6	6
WC	Switzerland M Hingis India L Paes	6	6						WC	Switzerland M Hingis India L Paes	3	2
WC	Australia S Stosur Australia S Groth	6	6					WC	Australia S Stosur Australia S Groth	6	6
WC	France P Parmentier France N Mahut	3	4			WC	Australia S Stosur Australia S Groth	78	7
	Croatia D Jurak Netherlands J-J Rojer	6	6				Croatia D Jurak Netherlands J-J Rojer	66	5
4	Chinese Taipei H-c Chan Belarus M Mirnyi	4	2				WC	Australia S Stosur Australia S Groth	4	6	[5]
5	Chinese Taipei Y-j Chan Poland Ł Kubot	6	7						2	India S Mirza Croatia I Dodig	6	2	[10]
WC	Australia D Gavrilova Australia L Saville	3	5			5	Chinese Taipei Y-j Chan Poland Ł Kubot	4	7	[3]
	Slovenia K Srebotnik New Zealand M Venus	4	77	[7]			Canada G Dabrowski India R Bopanna	6	5	[10]
	Canada G Dabrowski India R Bopanna	6	65	[10]						Canada G Dabrowski India R Bopanna	4	6	[10]
	China S Zheng Austria A Peya	77	6					2	India S Mirza Croatia I Dodig	6	3	[12]
WC	Australia S Peers Australia J Peers	63	3				China S Zheng Austria A Peya	6	3	[6]
	Germany L Siegemund Croatia M Pavić	5	4			2	India S Mirza Croatia I Dodig	2	6	[10]
2	India S Mirza Croatia I Dodig	7	6