Botic Van de Zandschulp secured a walkover to the second round of Indian Wells, as Nick Kyrgios suffered another injury and the setback reduced him to tears.

Nick Kyrgios couldn't stop a flood of tears after being forced to retire from his first-round match at Indian Wells.

Novak will kick off the campaign against a qualifier or Nick Kyrgios. The Aussie is returning to action after a challenging start to the season, and this could be a real test wher

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios are well-positioned to meet in the second round of the 2025 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

Nick Kyrgios' hopes of playing in the first Masters 1000 tournament of the year at Indian Wells looks to be in serious doubt after footage emerged of the Aussie tennis star grabbing at a troublesome wrist,

Kyrgios ousted Djokovic two times within a couple of weeks in 2017 in Acapulco and Indian Wells. The Aussie served well and outplayed the Serb in the pivotal moments to notch two

It remains to be seen if Djokovic will be able to put his recent injury concerns behind him to fight for the title at Indian Wells. He has won the tournament on five previous occasions, a record he shares with Roger Federer, but has not lifted the trophy since 2016.

Nick Kyrgios was forced to retire from his match at Indian Wells on Thursday due to a wrist injury and said afterward that he wasn't sure what was next for him.

Kyrgios and Djokovic have had an up-and-down relationship in recent years, but appear to be on good terms, playing doubles together in December

Nick Kyrgios’ first match in two months ended in retirement. In his first-round match at the 2025 BNP Paribas Open, the fiery Australian experienced a flare-up of the wrist injury that plagued his career for the last two years.