The boss of the Australian Open insists players will be match-fit for the start of the tournament despite a number facing hard quarantine with no access to training courts
The boss of the Australian Open insists players will be match-fit for the start of the tournament despite a number facing hard quarantine with no access to training courts
19 January 2021
Some 72 players and staffers are in a 14-day lockdown in Melbourne amid six positive coronavirus cases among the arrivals.
Tournament director Craig Tiley is confident those players will be prepared for the February 8th start.
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