Melbourne Park Australian Open 2019 15012019 D2 Madison Keys (USA) wins first round match Photo Anne Parker International Sports Fotos
Madison Keys has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not be playing in Melbourne at the re-arranged Australian Open.
“I’m very disappointed to not be able to play in the coming weeks after training hard in the off-season and knowing Tennis Australia and the tours did so much to make these events happen,” Keys, 25, said in a statement posted to Twitter.
“I am self isolating at home and look to be back on tour next month.”
Players are only allowed to enter Australia after a negative COVID-19 test taken just before departure or with approval to travel as a recovered case.
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