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British tennis star Murray to miss Australian Open

Jan 23, 2021

London (UK), January 23: Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray has withdrawn from this year's Australian Open after failing to find a "workable quarantine" due to a positive test for COVID-19 earlier this month.
Murray, 33, planned to take a chartered flight to Melbourne last week but had to go into quarantine instead after receiving a positive test result for COVID-19 ahead of his trip.
Despite the setback, Murray had expected to make his journey on a later date while the Australian Open starts on February 8.
"We've been in constant dialogue with Tennis Australia to try and find a solution which would allow some form of workable quarantine, but we couldn't make it work," Murray was quoted by British media.
Due to a lingering pelvic injury, Murray missed several competitions in the past two years and the former world number one is currently 123rd in the latest ATP world ranking.
As a five-time runner-up of the Australian Open, Murray was awarded a wildcard for this year's competition.
Source: Xinhua

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