Shots of the day: Crashing and cruising in Madrid (12/05)

It was a tale of vastly differing fortunes in Madrid, with Andy Murray crashing out of the tournament, but Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic easing into the quarterfinals. On the women’s side, Simona Halep goes from strength to strength, and Svetlana Kuznetsova is finally delivering on her promise in 2017. These are the shots of the day.

: Novak Djokovic always looked in control during his 64 75 win over Feli Lopez. Photo: Getty Images

: Lopez, who has been struggling for form, was confident going into the match. Photo: Getty Images

: Djokovic is playing his first tournament since parting ways with his entire coaching staff. Photo: Getty Images

: Nick Kyrgios struggled with off-court issues during his match against Rafa Nadal. Photo: Getty Images

: Nadal dominated from the off, sealing the 63 61 win in 74 minutes. Photo: Getty Images

: Because of a death in the family, Kyrgios admitted he came into Madrid underprepared. Photo: Getty Images

: Nadal has now won 12 straight matches on the clay. Photo: Getty Images

: Kei Nishikori was a comfortable 64 63 winner over David Ferrer. Photo: Getty Images

: Milos Raonic’s comeback came to a stuttering halt with a 46 26 loss to David Goffin. Photo: Getty Images

: Borna Coric caused the upset of the week when he beat Andy Murray 63 63. Photo: Getty Images

: Murray will now look to Rome – a title he is defending – to rediscover some of his form. Photo: Getty Images

: Alex Zverev continued to impress with a 64 64 win over Tomas Berdych. Photo: Getty Images

: Dominic Thiem had to save five match points during his epic 46 64 76(9) win over Grigor Dimitrov. Photo: Getty Images

: Simona Halep continued her impressive form with a 61 61 walloping of CoCo Vandeweghe. Photo: Getty Images

: Svetlana Kuznetsova dismissed Genie Bouchard 64 60. Photo: Getty Images

: Bouchard enjoyed one of her most impressive tournaments in over a year, reaching the Madrid quarterfinals. Photo: Getty Images