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jacob fearnley called it the "best match he's ever played" — after beating the home favourite nick krygiosne. former wimbledon finalist kyrgios was making his first appearance at melbourne park since 2022 after a string of serious injuries. he struggled through, with signs of the abdominal injury which had affected him in the run up. kyrgios — who is due to play in the doubles alongside thanasi kokkinakis — reiterated it could have been his australian open farewell as a singles player. ididn't want i didn't want to

jacob fearnley called it the "best match he's ever played" — after beating the home favourite nick krygiosstraight sets, to make the second round in melbourne. former wimbledon finalist kyrgios was making his first appearance at melbourne park since 2022 after a string of serious injuries. he struggled through, with signs of the abdominal injury which had affected him in the run up. kyrgios — who is due to play in the doubles alongside thanasi kokkinakis — reiterated it could have been his australian open farewell as a singles player. ididn't ididn�*t want i didn't want to throw in the towel or walk off or retire, i was hurting physically, but a respect my opponent, the fans who have come to see me play. realistically, i can't see myself playing very much again. the defending men's champion — jannik sinner — was pushed hard in his opening victory. the italian came through against nicolas jarry, in straight sets, but taken to a tie break in the first two. sinner eventually winning 7—6, 7—6, 6—1. sinner extending his winning streak to 16 matches dating back to october. one of the big storyli

his right to play in the tournament, and didn't have much time for criticism from home player nick krygiosho's promised a hostile atmosphere if he takes on the italian. in my mind i know exactly what happened. and that's how i block it, you know? i don't... i haven't done anything wrong. that is why i'm still here. that's why i'm still playing. i don't want to respond on what nick said or what other players said. i think the most important part is to have my people around me who i can trust. novak djokovic is going for a record—extending iith australian open men's title — he begins his campaign against american teenager nishesh basavareddy. the former world number one though says he wants to "focus on tennis" after claiming in a magazine interview that he'd been "poisoned" when detained in a melbourne hotel three years ago. djokovic was deported from the australian city in 2022, after arriving without a vaccination against covid. attention also turns to who's in his corner for this year's tournament. his former grand slam rival andy murray will be there as his coach — a unique opportunity

open — has been defending his right to play in the tournament, despite criticism from home player nick krygiostly what happened. and that's how i block it, you know? i don't... i haven't done anything wrong. that is why i'm still here. that's why i'm still playing. i don't want to respond on what nick said or what other players said. i think the most important part is to have my people around me who i can trust. novak djokovic is going for a record extending iith australian open men's title — he begins his campaign against american teenager nishesh basavareddy. the former world number one though says he wants to "focus on tennis" . after claiming in a magazine interview that he'd been "poisoned" when detained in a melbourne hotel three years ago. djokovic was deported from the australian city in 2022, after arriving without a vaccination against covid. attention also turns to who's in his corner for this year's tournament. his former grand slam rival andy murray will be there as his coach. it gives me motivation and inspires me really to be spending time on the court. and we communicate a lot.

open — has been defending his right to play in the tournament, despite criticism from home player nick krygiosow exactly what happened and that is how i block it now. haven't done anything wrong, thatis now. haven't done anything wrong, that is why i am still here and that is why i'm still playing and they do not want to respond on what is being said what others say, i have my people around me who can trust. can trust. to snooker and ronnie 0'sullivan has withdrawn from the masters on medical grounds. the defending champion had been set to facejohn higgins in a blockbuster opening to the tournament at alexandra palace on sunday. the englishman's place at the invitational event for the 16 highest—ranked players in the world will be taken by neil robertson. six golfers shared the opening round lead in the sony 0pen — england's harry hall among them — as first round play in honolulu was halted due to darkness. hideki matsuyama, ended the opening round just three shots behind them despite that moment on the 9th tee. the former masters champion losing his grip there, luckily not injuring anyone. th