Australian Open | 72 tennis players in lockdown after coronavirus cases on flights
That means they won’t be allowed to leave their hotel rooms or practice for 14 days, creating a two-speed preparation period for the tournament.
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Australian Open | 72 tennis players in lockdown after coronavirus cases on flights
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