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Briton Jacob Fearnley, ranked 86th, faces a challenging first-round match at the Australian Open against Nick Kyrgios, a notoriously volatile Australian player. Fearnley, who has previously played in front of rowdy crowds in U.S. college tennis, has deleted his Instagram account due to messages about the draw. He acknowledges Kyrgios' unpredictability and plans to study his past matches to prepare.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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