MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Two weeks after declaring he lacked any dedication to tennis, Nick Kyrgios has pledged to fire up for Australia's bid to reach the Davis Cup final. In Davis Cup, they can at least be confident of something approaching a full-blooded performance from Kyrgios, who loves the team aspect of the competition and played a leading role in Australia's quarter-final victory over the United States in April. "Davis Cup has done wonders for me this year," Kyrgios said. Kyrgios will spearhead Australia's charge against a strong Belgium team featuring world number 12 David Goffin. Former world number one Hewitt, a revered Davis Cup servant in Australia, has been credited for bringing out the best in Kyrgios.

Source: The Star September 12, 2017 07:41 UTC