Melbourne Park Australian Open 2019 Day 1 14/01/2019 Braveheart's last stand? Andy Murray (GBR) goes five sets before bowing out on maybe his last Australian Open and Grand slam is interviewed on court by his first coach Mark Petchey Photo Roger Parker International Sports Fotos Ltd https://www.grandslamtennis.online
Despite being “in constant dialogue” with Tennis Australia since testing positive at his London home two days before he was due to board a charter flight to Melbourne, and having been given the all clear in UK earlier this week Andy Murray will not be going to Melbourne
Tennis Australia and the player tried to find a solution which would allow some form of workable quarantine, but they couldn’t make it work.
The Scot added that he was ‘gutted’ to be missing the tournament where he has been a five time finalist.
‘Gutted to share that I won’t be flying out to Australia to compete at the Australian Open,’ he said today.
Main photo:- Andy Murray interviewed by former coach Mark Petchey after losing first round match in 2020
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