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15 March 2017

Shots of the day: Indian Wells (14/03)

Published by Paul Moore

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Rafa Nadal cruised into the fourth round at Indian Wells. Photo: Getty Images

The ‘big’ names all made it through in the Group of Death, but Angelique Kerber was the major casualty an Indian Wells.

: Rafael Nadal looked impressive during his win over Fernando Verdasco. Photo: Getty Images

: Nadal beat the potentially tricky Verdasco in straight sets. Photo: Getty Images

: Svetlana Kuznetsova was the first woman into the quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images

: Kei Nishikori is moving quickly and quietly through the draw. Photo: Getty Images

: Taylor Fritz saw his dream Indian Wells run ended by Jaziri. Photo: Getty Images

: Nick Kyrgios booked a place in the quarterfinals against Novak Djokovic. Photo: Getty Images

: Venus Williams came from a set down to beat Peng Shuai. Photo: Getty Images

: Kyrgios was on top throughout the match. Photo: Getty Images

: Pavlyuchenkova needed three sets to oust fifth seed Dominika Cibulkova. Photo: Getty Images

: Alexander Zverev was overwhelmed by Nick Kyrgios in the battle of the #NextGen stars. Photo: Getty Images

: Muguruza won the third set to love after surrendering the second 61. Photo: Getty Images

: Roger Federer was forced to work for his win, beating Steve Johnson 76(3) 76(4). Photo: Getty Images

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: Elina Svitolina was beaten in a topsy turvey match against Garbine Muguruza. Photo: Getty Images

: Jack Sock downed in-form Grigor Dimitrov 36 63 76(7). Photo: Getty Images

: Kristina Mladenovic’s amazing run of form continued as she eased into the quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images

: Sock saved match points en route to the win. Photo: Getty Images

: Grigor Dimitrov went out in a thrilling tiebreak against Jack Sock. Photo: Getty Images

: Novak Djokovic was a three set winner over Juan Martin del Potro. Photo: Getty Images

: Elena Vesnina beat Angelique Kerber in straight sets. Photo: Getty Images

: Despite the defeat, Kerber will move to world No.1 at the end of the week. Photo: Getty Images

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