Maturing Kyrgios in better 'head space' after loss

Twelve months ago the combustible Australian was in a bad place after being jeered and accused of giving up as he crashed out in the second round in a stormy five-set defeat to Italian Andreas Seppi.

Tennis great John McEnroe labelled him as "mentally (ranked) about 200 in the world" and said he was giving the sport a "black eye". But a year on and Kyrgios seems to have turned a corner. He remains an exciting and unpredicable talent, but with a calmer persona. "I think I'm in a good head space."