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The winner of the 2020 Australian Open Womens Final is currently weathering her last day of two-week hotel isolation in Melbourne. She revealed how she has managed it on Thursday morning.

Author ausopen.com World No.1 Ash Barty (Qld) and Nick Kyrgios (ACT) are set to headline a blockbuster Melbourne Summer Series at Melbourne Park from 31 January to 7 February 2021. More than 250 players will compete for $2.37 million in prizemoney across three WTA 500 and two ATP 250 tournaments, the biggest ever lead-in week to the Australian Open.  Tickets are now on sale via Ticketmaster with prices starting at $20 for adults and $5 for kids. All Melbourne Summer Series tournaments will be ...

To protect the tour battlers from Covid-19's impact, there will be much smaller pay cheques for the winners in Melbourne.

Normal text size Very large text size If youre wondering why politicians are accusing tennis players of feeding mice in hotel rooms, why social media is awash with videos of tennis balls getting whacked into upturned mattresses and why Bernard Tomics girlfriend is complaining about having to wash her hair, youre probably not alone. Its all because 1200 tennis players, coaches and Australian Open staff are in hotel quarantine in Melbourne for two weeks so they can play the tournament from Februa...

Nearly 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) from Melbourne, the qualifying tournament has been completed for the Australian Open, with 16 men and 16 women set to join the singles main draw beginning...

Tennys Sandgren forced an early clarification of the COVID-19 rules as the first of 15 charter flights began flying Down Under to deliver players for the Australian Open.

Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin crashes out of the WTA event in Abu Dhabi* Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin crashed out of the WTA event in Abu

Strict quarantine awaits worlds top tennis stars in Australia Updated: 2021-01-12 10:13 [Photo/Agencies] MELBOURNE - Tennis top stars face the threat of sanctions if they breach stringent Covid-19 protocols when they arrive this week for an Australian Open deemed by its top boss as needing a "small miracle" to go off without a hitch. The calendars first Grand Slam normally starts in the third week of January but planning for this years tournament has been a logistical nightmare ...

Sofia Kenin of the U.S. in action* Top seed Sofia Kenin admitted "being a Grand Slam champion" proved crucial as she saved a match point to reach the

Defending Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin will now face ninth-seeded Maria Sakkari for a semi-final spot.