Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from singles due to an illness. Nick Kyrgios advances by walkover. The Isner vs Dimitrov match will commence at 2:30 pm #IndianWells
Kyrgios into BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells Quarter-Finals after Sinner walkover
ATPWednesday, 16 March 2022 at 21:31
Nick Kyrgios is into the Quarter-Finals of BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells on his return to action continuing his brilliant run in California.
But Kyrgios who was due to face Jannik Sinner in an eagerly anticipated clash but the Italian had to withdraw due to illness.
A bigger tie could await though with his rivalry with Rafael Nadal potentially set to resume which could be a test of the newly focused Kyrgios who likes to toy with Nadal.
Or it could be Reilly Opelka, they face off this evening for the chance to face the Aussie ace.
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