I'm watching on Livestream. To me he looks over casual, particularly when ahead as he is manifestly failing to cement his breaks. His forehand is the obvious key to victory here as Zhang has difficulty with it but does Kyle realise that?
Patterns of play really repeating themselves now. Zhang gets to the net and forces the error on the 1st point. A big Kyle return wins the second. But then 3 Zhang errors and Kyle is up a break again.
Zhang under pressure again. 15-30. Again comes to teh net on Kyle's backhand but this time it is too good. 2 BPs Zhang DFs and Kyle is a break up in the decider.
Zhang hits two winners. 0-30 Kyle fights back to 40-30 then puts a straight forward forehand long. Deuce. Kyle holds firm though and another netted backhand from Zhang gives Kyle the game.
Two errors from Zhang followed by a stonking backhand down the line winner and Kyle has 3 BPs. He only need one of them as Zhang goes wide with a backhand.
Kyle gets to 30-15 and then throws in the DF. Kyle not happy with the call on the next point. kyle saves but Zhang forces another BP. A couple of big serves get Kyle to game point and then he DFs again. Deuce. Good first serve gives Kyle the easy kill on the next shot and then another terrific BH winner gives him the game.
My live stream almost giving up the ghost here. Zhang throws in a real mixture of winners, wild errors, a DF but survives 2 BPs to get on the board in this set.
Sorry folks. Seeing very little of this right now. All I can tell you is that Kyle has fought back from 15-40 to deuce. And after about 4 deuces Kyle holds to go one game away.