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The Spanish star who earned the wrath of Australia for comparing hotel quarantine to prison says he is the victim of a leak.

World number 13 Roberto Bautista Agut has apologised for comments he made comparing hotel quarantine in Australia to prison. But in a wild twist the Spanish star says they were part of a private conversation that was leaked to the media. Tennis journalists are now speculating whether Agut, 32, is the victim of a sting. "The context of Bautista interview calling quarantine 'jail' is odd," Telegraph tennis correspondent Simon Briggs tweeted. "He looks to be speaking not to a reporter but to Amit Naor, who was part of the CAA agenting team which represented RBA, before CAA sacked Naor in th...

Health authorities are probing the case of an Australian Open player who has tested positive to coronavirus, while seven cases have been linked to the tournament.

Health authorities are probing the case of an Australian Open player who has tested positive to coronavirus, while seven cases have been linked to the tournament.

The Spanish star who earned the wrath of Australia for comparing hotel quarantine to prison says he is the victim of a leak.