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Andy Murray is not convinced hefty fines will curb Nick Kyrgios controversial on-court behaviour and instead called on the ATP to give the Australian more help.Kyrgios was fined $16,500 for breaking the ATPs Code of Conduct during his listless second-round defeat to Mischa Zverev at the Shanghai Masters: he was given a maximum $10,000 fine for lack of best efforts as well as a $5,000 fine for verbal abuse towards a spectator and a $1,500 fine for unsportsmanlike conduct.It is not the first time Kyrgios has courted controversy -- nor the first time he has been fined for his actions -- but Murray hopes the troubled youngster is offered more protection.Whether a fine is the best way to discipline young players, I dont know. I dont know if that stops that happening again. Im not convinced about that, Murray told British newspapers after his 6-1, 6-3 victory over Lucas Pouille in Shanghai.I think sometimes players do need protecting as well. Sometimes he goes into press and says things he regrets. In those situations he maybe needs to be guided a little bit better and Im sure he will learn from that.I chat to him about all sorts of things, tennis and sport, basketball. If he ever wanted to talk to me or ask me anything, I would obviously be open to that. You dont want to see young guys who are in the spotlight, struggling and making mistakes, doing things that ultimately hurt them.When hes on his game, hes very exciting and can play all the shots, hes incredibly talented. Its not easy being in the spotlight at such a young age and not everybody deals with it as well as some of the guys do. Some players love it, some players struggle to deal with the pressure.When I was very young, I struggled with it massively. In those situations he maybe needs to be guided a little bit better and Im sure he will learn from this. 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Three minutes after the break, a simple through pass from Paulinho freed Oscar and the Chelsea star rounded goalkeeper Jung Sung-ryong to extend Brazils lead.Saracens England international wing Chris Ashton is at the centre of an alleged biting controversy following the Aviva Premiership champions punishing 27-12 victory over Northampton at Allianz Park.Northampton rugby director Jim Mallinder confirmed after the game that Saints prop Alex Waller said he had been bitten on the hand.It followed a first-half incident when Ashtons mouth appeared to make contact with Wallers hand during a tangle on the floor.He [Waller] just repeated what he said to the referee [Greg Garner], in that he had been bitten on the hand, Mallinder said.Also asked about it during his post-match press conference, Saracens rugby director Mark McCall added: I have heard the accusation.I havent seen the incident. These things will run its [their] course. I suppose there is a good chance that Chris will be cited as a result, so we will see what happens.Ashton received a 10-week ban last season for making contact with the eye area of Ulster back Luke Marshall during a European Champions Cup game, although he protested his innocence throughout.If he is cited for biting -- and the charge is proved -- he could be looking at another long lay-off. Garner took no action at the timme, and Ashtons fate now rests with match citing commissioner Mike Rafter.ddddddddddddThe 29-year-old former Northampton star, who has scored 19 tries in 39 appearances for England, is currently not part of England head coach Eddie Jones plans.Waller, meanwhile, was sin-binned in the second period for a dangerous tackle on Saracens hooker Jamie George, with Saracens scoring 12 unanswered points during his absence as the game turned on its head.Waller could be in trouble not only for the tackle, but also following a resulting skirmish when his head made contact with Georges face.Mallinder said: We had the ball, Alex got charged into and he took it too far.They [Saracens] are tough enough to beat when you have got 15 men, but when you are down to 14 for 20 minutes [Sam Dickinson was sin-binned later in the game], you are really up against it.Saints, meanwhile, saw their England international centre Luther Burrell leave the pitch in groggy fashion following a second-half tackle on Saracens skipper Brad Barritt, with Burrell leaving Allianz Park in an ambulance. 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