Kyrgios involved in 'shouting' row

By Martyn Herman PARIS (Reuters) - Life is rarely dull with Nick Kyrgios on court and the Australian found himself involved in more controversy when he was warned for shouting at a ball boy at the French Open on Sunday. The volatile 21-year-old 17th seed was being made to battle hard by unheralded Italian Marco Cecchinato and briefly lost his cool towards the end of the first set before winning an entertaining first-round clash 7-6(6) 7-6(6) 6-4. When Kyrgios shouted "towel" to the ball boy, umpire Carlos Ramos deemed his tone to be overly aggressive, handing out a warning to which the Australian reacted in heated fashion.
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