Sir Andy Murray tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of Australian Open: British media

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Sir Andy Murray has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of this year’s Australian Open, Britain’s Sky News reported.

Sir Andy Murray

Another report by Mirror said that the former world No.1 Scottish player was in good health and isolating at his Surrey home.

The three-time Grand Slam champion was expected to fly to Australia on a chartered flight this week to quarantine himself in time to take part in the Australian Open.

According to the BBC, Murray, a five-time runner-up in Melbourne, remains hopeful he will be allowed to travel at a later date and compete as planned.

This year’s Australian Open is scheduled to start from 8 february.

 

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