Nick Kyrgios jokingly quizzes Novak Djokovic: Why are you so mean to us Aussies?

Wednesday 17 January 2024 21:43, UK

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Nick Kyrgios jokingly quizzes Novak Djokovic by asking him why he's 'so mean' to Australian tennis players. Sky TV subscribers get discovery+ Standard at no extra cost. Just say "get discovery+" into your voice remote'.

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