Nick Kyrgios said he would need "a miracle" for his wrist to hold up during a grand slam, so moments like those at the Brisbane International need to be cherished.

The new doubles team of Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios are out of the Brisbane International in the second round.

Nick Kyrgios returned to tour at the Brisbane International after being away for eighteen months due to injury. The Aussie was hoping to reach the final stages of the tournament but that didn’t materialize.

Kyrgios, who revealed after his singles comeback on Tuesday that he is still struggling with pain in the wrist that has kept him out for 18 months, produced two through-the-legs shots in one memorable rally, and he and Djokovic looked poised for victory at 8-6 ahead in the deciding tie-break.

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Stan SportFormer world No. 1 Novak Djokovic has marked the beginning of his 2025 season by pairing up with hometown favorite Nick Kyrgios in the men's doubles at the Brisbane International.It signals the first time Djokovic has taken part in the ATP 250 since 2009,

Grigor Dimitrov stayed on course for his title defence but women's second seed Emma Navarro was stunned by local favourite Kimberly Birrell at the Brisbane International on Wednesday.

Mpetshi Perricard hit 36 aces throughout the match, including a whopping 15 in the final set, the same amount Kyrgios managed overall

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios lost their men’s doubles quarter finals in Brisbane International against Nikola Mektic and Michael Venus.

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios enthralled fans in their debut as a doubles team, beating Alexander Erler and Andreas Mies at Brisbane.