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Novak Djokovic wants to play at Australian Open, says Tennis Australia chief

Novak Djokovic wants to play at Australian Open, says Tennis Australia chief

Novak Djokovic wants to play at Australian Open, says Tennis Australia chief
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Tiley is also confident fellow 20-times grand slam champion Rafael Nadal will contest the Open despite testing positive to Covid-19 after his appearance last week at an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi. Nadal has since returned home to Spain but will likely fly to Australia after being cleared of the virus.

Meanwhile, veteran ex-US Open champion Samantha Stosur has been granted a wildcard into the tournament having failed to gain direct entry after not winning a singles match since February.

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