Barty lost in the first round at Brisbane, while Kyrgios took out the men's title, but the pair remain Australia's best hope for major grand slam damage Even with the absence - for now at least - of Bernard Tomic, Australia's home contingent is one of the strongest at an Australian Open in ten years. Amongst a host of newcomers, Ashleigh Barty and Nick Kyrgios headline the names most likely to cause major damage at 2018's opening grand slam. 21-year-old Barty enjoyed a stellar 2017 season, picki...
Australian Open 2018: Barty and Kyrgios headline crop of strong local talent
The Guardian - 8 Jan 2018 19:00
Barty lost in the first round at Brisbane, while Kyrgios took out the men's title, but the pair remain Australia's best hope for major grand slam damage Even with the absence - for now at least - of Bernard Tomic, Australia's home contingent is one of the strongest at an Australian Open in ten years. Amongst a host of newcomers, Ashleigh Barty and Nick Kyrgios headline the names most likely to cause major damage at 2018's opening grand slam. 21-year-old Barty enjoyed a stellar 2017 season, picki...
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