Malaysian Open (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

Feliciano Lopez and Vasek Pospisil tried out traditional Malaysian cooking at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur. The duo cooked up a delicious dish with chicken and rice called “Nasi Goreng Durian”.

“It was fun,” said Lopez. “I really enjoyed it, but I think I have to improve my abilities in the kitchen.”

“It’s my second time cooking, but I’m not a very good chef,” added Pospisil. “I’ve had some nice local dishes [in Kuala Lumpur]. It’s one of the reasons I like coming back here; the food is delicious.”

Lopez, along with David Ferrer, also brought cheer to children at the KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital. The Spaniards participated in a friendly match of mini tennis with hospital staff after bringing gifts to kids in the children’s ward. Read & Watch

Fifth seed Viktor Troicki and seventh seed Nick Kyrgios visited Kuala Lumpur’s Skyrides Festivals Park, where a helium balloon theme park is one of the various attractions. The pair also took a boat ride on the scenic Putrajaya Lake. Read & Watch

Grigor Dimitrov and Ferrer tried their hands at musical instruments at the Malaysia Tourist Centre.

Shenzhen Open (Shenzhen, China)

Marin Cilic toured the Juan Carlos Ferrero Academy and had a great time doing tennis drills with around 50 kids.

Tuesday night, Berdych, Cilic, Robredo, Guillermo Garcia-Lopez and Robert Lindstedt were among those to attend the player party on the 40^th floor of the Shangri-la. The guests enjoyed great views, a band and delicious food, and left their handprints (literally) in a piece of artwork.

Berdych, Robredo, Cilic and Garcia-Lopez also participated in autograph sessions with local Shenzhen fans at the tournament.