Alexander Zverev says 'there would probably be more' cases of Covid-19 at the Australian Open with increased testing

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World No. 3 Alexander Zverev has said he thinks 'there would probably be more' recorded cases of Covid-19 among players at the Australian Open if the tournament enforced mandatory tests

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World No. 3 Alexander Zverev has said he thinks"there would probably be more" recorded cases of Covid-19 among players at the Australian Open if the tournament enforced mandatory tests.

On Wednesday, Frenchman Ugo Humbert tested positive for Covid-19 in a pre-departure test following his first-round defeat against compatriot Richard Gasquet."Quite a few players had it when they arrived, quite a few players I think have it now," Zverev told reporters after his second-round victory against John Millman. "We are not getting tested, so I think if we would get tested, there would be probably more positives than there are now, in a way.

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