PARIS: French Open organisers said Wednesday a men’s doubles team had tested positive for Covid-19 and been taken out of the tournament.
Both players weren’t termed by organisers.
“The Roland Garros tournament organisers affirm both players in the men’s doubles draw, about exactly the identical group, have tested positive for Covid-19,” an announcement said Wednesday.
“In accordance with the championship’s general health and security protocol, the set have been taken out of the draw along with the 2 players put in quarantine.
“They’ll be replaced with the primary team on the other list.” See AlsoSerena Williams survives scare; Tsitsipas, Medvedev also make French Open last-32Serena Williams endured a French Open frighten to expand her most recent bid for a evasive 24th Grand Slam singles title using a three-set success over Mihaela Buzarnescu on Wednesday, although men’s fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas and world number two Daniil Medvedev even attained the third round.Organisers stated that as the beginning of qualifying for the Grand Slam on May 24, there’d been 2,446 tests conducted on players and their groups.
“That is actually the very first occurence where the tournament organizers need to remove gamers, in line with their health plan,” they added.
Covid-positive men’s doubles Staff Eliminated from French Open
