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ByCody Fitzpatrick

Published Jun 01, 2019

Nick Kyrgios withdrew from Roland Garros before the start of the tournament, citing illness, and he's instead been getting comfortable in London ahead of the grass-court season.

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In addition to practicing with Andy Murray, seeing the sights and #searching for himself, the 24-year-old tried his hand at some wheelchair tennis, at the LTA's National Tennis Centre, alongside British player Lauren Jones.

Kyrgios, on his Instagram story, shared videos of what he learned, such as how to move in the wheelchair while holding the racquet. His best skill, though, was the one that required the least movement: serving.

The Aussie hasn't played a match since he was defaulted against Casper Ruud in Rome, but, in the meantime, he seems to be enjoying his tennis, whatever form it takes.