Australian standouts will join forces at Queen's Club.
Australian Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt and Aussie No. 1 Nick Kyrgios have been awarded a wild card for next month's Fever-Tree Championship on the grass of the historic Queen's Club.
Watch: How To Beat Nadal on Clay
It will be their second Tour-level doubles appearance together.
They previously partnered for the 2015 Rogers Cup in Montreal.
Earlier this year, the 37-year-old Hewitt and Kyrgios teamed up for the Fast4 Sydney International where they made a formidable team.
Hewitt is a four-time Queen's Club singles champion, including sweeping Pete Sampras in the 2000 final.
"The memories I have of beating Pete Sampras in the final when I was a teenager are as vivid now as they’ve ever been," Hewitt said. "The grass is always perfect, they look after the players, and it’s just a really special tournament to me, and I think to everyone that’s played there.
"I still love to compete, I can still play a bit, and to be given the chance to get out there with another Aussie is something I’m really looking forward to."
Rising British player Cameron Norrie has been awarded a wild card into the singles main draw of the Fever-Tree Championships.
Hewitt has also taken a wild entry in the doubles tournament at the Surbiton Trophy, June 4-10th. Hewitt will play there with Alex Bolt.
When they aren't playing side-by-side, Hewitt and Kyrgios have gone head-to-head with some highly entertaining(and sometime destructive) results.
Kyrgios has not played an ATP-level singles match since losing to Ivo Karlovic on the red clay of Houston last month.
Photo credit: Mark Peterson/Corleve