Roberto Bautista Agut: Last News

Andy Murray has been forced to self-isolate after testing postive for Covid-19 ahead of his planned Grand Slam return.The news comes after he was awarded a wildcard for February's delayed Australian Open, where he was keen to compete two years after his agonising defeat to Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut.Murray was not able to earn a spot at the tournament from his world ranking, which slipped to 122 back in December following only seven official matches in 2020.Before he tested postive, Murray looked sharp in the Battle of the Brits event last month, during which he beat both Dan Evans and Cameron Norrie in straight sets.Murray, who remains in good health, is currently quarantining in his house.However, the unwanted delay to his plans could

Roberto Bautista Agut has been forced to apologise after likening quarantine conditions before the Australian Open to prison “but with wifi”.  The world no13, also a previous quarter-finalist in Melbourne, voiced his frustration after 72 players were confined to a hard quarantine in their hotel rooms for two weeks after arriving in Australia.