Nick Kyrgios is provisionally suspended from professional tennis after a positive test for cocaine, according to multiple outlets. BBC News, Sky News, and The Age report the suspension follows an ITIA/Integrity agency announcement, while ABC Australia says Kyrgios also addresses the result, including an apology.

The Athletic adds that Kyrgios, 31, has not appealed the provisional suspension. Reports also describe that the process is ongoing and framed as provisional (with some outlets later using stronger language about a ban or indefinite suspension). The Daily Mail focuses more on Kyrgios’ personal circumstances and comments about stepping away publicly, while Yahoo Sports notes that older remarks by Kyrgios about other players’ alleged doping have resurfaced amid the scandal.

Overall, outlets agree on the core facts of the positive cocaine result and the resulting suspension, but differ in emphasis—some foreground the disciplinary timeline, others highlight Kyrgios’ statements or the resurfacing of prior comments.