All options are on the table as tennis bosses continue to ponder when and how they can restart the sport.
Potentially cancelling the Melbourne major is one of the options being considered by Tennis Australia.
All options are on the table for the Melbourne major as uncertainty surrounding the resumption date of the tour continues.
It has been reported that the date to resume the tour is unrealistic given the current situation.
The is set to be another change to the scheduling of the event, but some are wondering if it will go ahead at all.
The ex-world No.6 has also accused French Open organisers of being selfish with their scheduling.
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The change to the grand slam calendar hasn't gone down too well.
The world No.2 also sheds some light on the WhatsApp group the Big Three have.
