Nick Kyrgios insists he is happy riding solo without a coach for a while, as he reunites with family in Australia following his turbulent Wimbledon campaign. The 20-year-old will spend four to five days in Canberra with his family, including his ailing grandfather, before heading to Darwin for Australia’s Davis Cup quarter-final against Kazakhstan from 17 to 19 July.
Despite the storm that surrounded his heavily criticised fourth-round loss to Frenchman Richard Gasquet, the 20-year-old says he’s not “too fussed” about finding a coach to replace the sacked Todd Larkham.
“I think I’m doing pretty well without one,” he told the Seven Network after touching down at Sydney Airport on Wednesday night.