Strong net play from both players and it's Edmund who gets the first points on the Kyrgios serve.

Kyrgios clonks down an ace at 0-30 before a cross-court slap beats Edmund. The Australian then finds his first serve and digs himself out of some trouble to hold.

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Edmund can't save the second, though!

Long goes Edmund's forehand, and Kyrgios has been gifted a break of serve.

That's good from Kyle Edmund, rushing to the net and saving the first break point with a forehand volley.

Kyle Edmund coughs up his second double fault of the match, but makes amends with a thudding forehand winner.

This is a bit scrappy from Edmund, though, and Nick Kyrgios has two break points to play with...

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Nick Kyrgios still has hold of that hip...

He gently thumps his fist against it as Kyle Edmund gets ready to serve.

Nick Kyrgios is just feeling his left hip a little as he gets ready to serve.

He's got the advantage, though, with a second serve that darts out wide, and an ace down the T ensures he holds.

Backhand meet backhand, and it's Nick Kyrgios who blinks first for 15-15.

Edmund's frustrated as he floats his forehand into the net, but then a few errors on the Kyrgios backhand take us to deuce.

A fine forehand winner from Kyle Edmund is followed up by a big serve and a quite "come on!" from the Brit.

He holds to 15 as Kyrgios hits a flat forehand long.

Kyle Edmund actually manages to get a touch on successive serves from Nick Kyrgios, but the Australian gets to 30-15 with relative ease.

A short serve is speared into the foot of the net by Edmund, before Kyrgios lobs the ball from in between his legs and over Edmund's head to win the game!

That's such a stupidly good shot.

There'll be frustration for Nick Kyrgios, who had his chances to break Kyle Edmund there.

Edmund kept his cool, though. It'll be Kyrgios to serve first in this deciding set.

We're going three!

It's a long return of serve from Nick Kyrgios, and Kyle Edmund lets out a roar as the ball flies over the line.

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An ace from Kyrgios brings things level.

And then Edmund comes charging to the net to meet a volley and flicks over a backhand winner!

That's super work from Edmund, and he's got himself a set point.

That's better from Kyle Edmund, pushing Kyrgios back with his forehands, and it's the Australian who makes the error.

A shank from Kyrgios sets Edmund up nicely - oh, but he's netted! That's his advantage all but gone...

Kyle Edmund gets a look at second serve from Nick Kyrgios, but he pops his return out of bounds.

A change of ends, and Kyrgios clatters down an ace to eat into Edmund's lead.

A thumping forehand winner from Kyle Edmund extends his lead.

Oops. A flicky forehand finds the net, and Nick Kyrgios is on the board in this tie-break.

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"Was that way out?" asks Nick Kyrgios as his first serve sails out. "Yes," says Edmund, and Kyrgios opts not to challenge.

Edmund takes advantage of Kyrgios' second serve, though, launching his backhand cross-court to creep ahead.

And now Kyrgios double faults!

Kyle Edmund goes down the T to get himself on the board.

Kyle Edmund has managed to get two points on the Nick Kyrgios serve, although one of them has come from a double fault.

30-30, then - and Kyrgios closes down any opportunity with two big serves.

Tie-break, here we come.

That's a good hold from Kyle Edmund, after a few rank misses in that service game.

Nick Kyrgios will serve to stay in the set.

Nick Kyrgios tries to return Kyle Edmund's serve down the line, and misses.

Game point, Edmund - and he seals it with a spinny backhand that Kyrgios nets.