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    They have the option of remaining in quarantine until then - after which they can leave, then their room will be cleaned - or stay in TA-organised alternative accommodation before checking back in on Sunday. Members in hard quarantine, including 72 players, were identified as close contacts of a positive test across three of TA's 17 charter flights that landed in Melbourne and Adelaide. They haven't left their hotel room for the duration of their stay, whereas players in soft quarantine were able to leave for five hours a day to train. The Spain's Paula Badosa is the only player...

Photos reveal Barty’s secret Australian Open weapon Ash Barty’s coach has revealed the star has picked up a secret weapon as a result of her long break from the game, as she looks to claim her first home crown. Tennis by Scott Gullan Premium Content Subscriber only In an ominous warning to her rivals Ash Barty's coach says a new stronger version of the world No.1 will be unveiled at the Australian Open. Craig Tyzzer says the potential negative of an 11-month break between competitive matches is offset by significant improvements in the Quee...

Photos reveal Barty’s secret Australian Open weapon Ash Barty’s coach has revealed the star has picked up a secret weapon as a result of her long break from the game, as she looks to claim her first home crown. Tennis by Scott Gullan Premium Content Subscriber only In an ominous warning to her rivals Ash Barty's coach says a new stronger version of the world No.1 will be unveiled at the Australian Open. Craig Tyzzer says the potential negative of an 11-month break between competitive matches is offset by significant improvements in the Quee...

Photos reveal Barty’s secret Australian Open weapon Ash Barty’s coach has revealed the star has picked up a secret weapon as a result of her long break from the game, as she looks to claim her first home crown. Tennis by Scott Gullan Premium Content Subscriber only In an ominous warning to her rivals Ash Barty's coach says a new stronger version of the world No.1 will be unveiled at the Australian Open. Craig Tyzzer says the potential negative of an 11-month break between competitive matches is offset by significant improvements in the Quee...

Advertisement Elite tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas has had indisputable success on the tennis court, leaving crowds around the world in awe. With a strong fan base in Melbourne, his presence on the Australian Open is pivotal to drawing Greek Australian spectators. There are high expectations as the young player is undoubtedly one of the finest young stars on the ATP tour at the moment with a game that is pure delight when he is on his game. With Team Greece pinning its hopes on the young star, he gave an exclusive interview to Neos Kosmos and gave us a glimpse of his off-court personality.