Shanghai Masters | Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer advances; Nick Kyrgios fined for second-round walk-off

Rafael Nadal stretched his winning run to 13 games on Wednesday as he overcame America’s Jared Donaldson with an easy 6-2, 6-1 victory. Nadal has already won six titles this year and the confidence showed as he wrapped up the game only within 53 minutes, which included 21 winners and five unforced errors.

Second-seeded Roger Federer had a more complicated game against Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman to reach the third round as he won 7-6 (4), 6-4. The 36-year-old quite brilliantly held onto the chase in the hard-fought game after he gave away a break in the first set to get dragged into a tiebreak.

In another game, Nick Kyrgios was in the thick of controversy yet again as the Australian left his opponent Steve Johnson and umpire Fergus Murphy confused by leaving the court abruptly following a first set tie-break loss. Though he credited it to a stomach bug, the player didn't consult a medic at any time of the game.

The Australian looked upset with the umpire after being given a point penalty for an audible obscenity during the tie-break, was heard saying he would quit if he lost the tie-break. It has not gone down too well with the administration and Kyrgios has since been stripped of his first-round prize money and fined an additional $10,000 (£7,500).