Australian Open will go ahead as scheduled: Tiley
Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley has confirmed the Australian Open will go ahead as scheduled despite 47 players being forced into hard lockdown after positive
No further Covid cases confirmed
An Australian State MP has confirmed there have been no more COVID-19 cases linked to the Australian Open. Victorian State Minister Lily D’Ambrosio said two
Players ‘knew the risks of coming’ before arrival
Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has reiterated players and staff were made aware of the risks of quarantine before they arrived In the country. A total of
Brit Heather Watson caught in COVID lockdown
At least 47 players planning to compete in the 2021 edition of the Australian Open in Melbourne starting on 8 February are now facing just
23 more players in lockdown as Melbourne crisis spreads
Covid complications are beginning to mount as a Greek news source revealed that one un-named passenger on Abu Dhabi to Melbourne flight EY8004 has tested
AO statement on COVID-19 positive tests
Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley has released a statement regarding the Covid-19 tests in Melbourne overnight that resulted in 79 people being placed in mandatory
Stars in lockdown after two positive Covid-19 case confirmed
Players on a charted flight from Los Angeles to Melbourne have been placed in quarantine after two people aboard the charter tested positive for COVID-19.
ATP-WTA merger remains just a dream: Anderson
Chances of a merger any time soon between the ATP and WTA look dim, according to Player Council head Kevin Anderson. The former Wimbledon finalist
Konta quarantine workout goes viral: watch video here
British No. 1 Jo Konta has posted video on social media of her lockdown workout in a Melbourne hotel ahead of the Australian Open. Konta
Barty looks for advantage outside quarantine bubble
Ash Barty is hoping to gain an advantage over her rivals as she has already based herself in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open –