Nick Davies

Chef Nick DiGiovanni and chef Lynn Davis created a new world record for the largest sushi roll according to diameter.

Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios will skip the Davis Cup next month, Tennis Australia said on Tuesday, scotching speculation about his return to the team competition

Renowned chefs Nick DiGiovanni and Lynn Davis have broken yet another world record - this time for making the world's largest chicken nugget. Take a look.

Two chefs have created a Guinness World Record for creating making a huge cake pop. Take a look at the video inside.

Nick Kyrgios is dealing with a wrist injury while Alex de Minaur continues to struggle with an abdominal tear that he picked up at the season-opening ATP Cup.

Australia only needed one more win after Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic won their opening day singles in straight sets on Friday, and they won the doubles tie to seal their win over Slovakia

Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic were named in Australia's Davis Cup team along with doubles specialists John Peers and Sam Groth

While in conversation with Davis Cup team captain Lleyton Hewitt, television microphones caught Bernard Tomic muttering: "Nick's sitting down in Canberra. B******* he's sick."

Australia's Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt has named Nick Kyrgios, Bernard Tomic, Sam Groth and doubles specialist John Peers in his team.

Nick Kyrgios, who had frequent brushes with officialdom last season, is the top drawcard in an expanded 12-man field at Kooyong Club in Melbourne, former home of the Australian Open and venue for an upcoming first-round Davis Cup tie against the United States in March.

Nick Davies was International Association of Athletics Federations's communication director at the time under Lamine Diack, who was succeeded by Coe as president in August.

Captain Wally Masur insisted it was a decision taken in agreement with the player without mentioning the recent incidents in which Nick Kyrgios has been embroiled.

During an extraordinary tirade against Tennis Australia and former national team coach Pat Rafter at Wimbledon last week, Bernard Tomic had suggested Nick Kyrgios may sit out this month's Davis Cup quarter-final against Kazakhstan in support if he did not play.

Bidding to reach the Davis Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2006, Australia will be boosted by the return of last year's Wimbledon quarter-finalist Nick Kyrgios.

Kyrgios also sat out last month's Hopman Cup with back trouble and he has not played since he reached the Australian Open quarter-finals.

Chef Nick DiGiovanni and chef Lynn Davis created a new world record for the largest sushi roll according to diameter.

Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios will skip the Davis Cup next month, Tennis Australia said on Tuesday, scotching speculation about his return to the team competition

Renowned chefs Nick DiGiovanni and Lynn Davis have broken yet another world record - this time for making the world's largest chicken nugget. Take a look.

Two chefs have created a Guinness World Record for creating making a huge cake pop. Take a look at the video inside.

Nick Kyrgios is dealing with a wrist injury while Alex de Minaur continues to struggle with an abdominal tear that he picked up at the season-opening ATP Cup.

Australia only needed one more win after Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic won their opening day singles in straight sets on Friday, and they won the doubles tie to seal their win over Slovakia

Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic were named in Australia's Davis Cup team along with doubles specialists John Peers and Sam Groth

While in conversation with Davis Cup team captain Lleyton Hewitt, television microphones caught Bernard Tomic muttering: "Nick's sitting down in Canberra. B******* he's sick."

Australia's Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt has named Nick Kyrgios, Bernard Tomic, Sam Groth and doubles specialist John Peers in his team.

Nick Kyrgios, who had frequent brushes with officialdom last season, is the top drawcard in an expanded 12-man field at Kooyong Club in Melbourne, former home of the Australian Open and venue for an upcoming first-round Davis Cup tie against the United States in March.

Nick Davies was International Association of Athletics Federations's communication director at the time under Lamine Diack, who was succeeded by Coe as president in August.

Captain Wally Masur insisted it was a decision taken in agreement with the player without mentioning the recent incidents in which Nick Kyrgios has been embroiled.

During an extraordinary tirade against Tennis Australia and former national team coach Pat Rafter at Wimbledon last week, Bernard Tomic had suggested Nick Kyrgios may sit out this month's Davis Cup quarter-final against Kazakhstan in support if he did not play.

Bidding to reach the Davis Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2006, Australia will be boosted by the return of last year's Wimbledon quarter-finalist Nick Kyrgios.

Kyrgios also sat out last month's Hopman Cup with back trouble and he has not played since he reached the Australian Open quarter-finals.