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Up to 600 players and support staff connected to the Australian Open will have to isolate until they have been tested for Covid-19. — Reuters MELBOURNE: Up to 600 players and support staff connected to the Australian Open will have to isolate until they have been tested for Covid-19 after a hotel quarantine worker in Melbourne returned a positive result for the virus on Wednesday. Play at the six warm-up events for the Grand Slam at Melbourne Park is likely to be heavily disrupted on Thursday but Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews said it should not impact the Australian Open itself, which st...

Watch: An overnight COVID scare has triggered new restrictions and forced hundreds of players and officials in the Australian Open into isolation. Credits: Video - Newshub; Image - Getty Images Up to 600 players and support staff connected to the Australian Open will have to isolate until they have been tested for COVID-19 after a hotel quarantine worker in Melbourne returned a positive result for the virus on Wednesday. Play at the six warm-up events for the Grand Slam at Melbourne Park is likely to be heavily disrupted on Thursday but Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews said it should not impa...

I'm not playing: Nick Kyrgios argues with chair umpire over time violation at Murray River Open The 25-year-old Australian held up play for more than five minutes as he argued with the chair umpire over a time violation while serving. Nick Kyrgios at the Murray River Open on Wednesday | AFP Australia’s Nick Kyrgios plunged into a trademark meltdown on Wednesday, holding up play for more than five minutes as he argued over a time violation while serving at the Murray River Open. The combustible Kyrgios was leading countryman Harry Bourchier 6-2, 5-5 and serving at 40-30 wh...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInFeb 3rd, 2021 Nick Kyrgios is through to the third round of the Murray River Open, but not before some drama, after he walked off the court and briefly refused to play due to a dubious time violation call. The full Kyrgios package was well and truly on show as he flashed his array of brilliant strokes and serves on either side of the blow-up in the 6-2 7-6 win over Harry Bourchier. The incident occurred with Kyrgios serving up 40-30 with the scores tied 5-5 in the second set, when chair umpire Nacho Forcadell called him for a time violation.

Jonathan DiMaggio/Getty Images Nick Kyrgios argues with the match referee in his singles match against Harry Bourchier at the Murray River Open in Melbourne. A war of words with a chair umpire saw Nick Kyrgios refuse to play at a critical point of his second-round win at the Murray River Open in Melbourne on Wednesday night. Bizarre scenes ensued late in the second set of Kyrgios’ clash with fellow Australian Harry Bourchier, when chair umpire Nacho Forcadell called a time violation. The time Kyrgios took to retrieve towels from the back of the court – a role no longer performed by ball...