Tokyo Olympics 2020: No. 1 tennis player arrives in Tokyo after Wimbledon win, stays outside Sports Village

Tokyo. Australian contingent chief Ian Chesterman has confirmed the world number one tennis player will not be at the Olympic Games Village following Ashley Barty’s arrival in Japan. Bertie, who won Wimbledon last week, hopes to keep the momentum going at the Olympics.
So far, four players have tested positive at Khelgaon, including three from South Africa and one from Japan. Chesterman said Australia had not instructed its players to stay away from any country’s players.

Bertie also became a cricketer
Bertie won the Wimbledon 2021 title for the first time. In the women’s singles final, she defeated Czech Republic’s Karolina Pliskova 6–3, 6–7, 6–3.

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It was his second overall singles Grand Slam title. Earlier in 2019, he won the French Open title. Bertie also entered Australia’s T20 League Big Bash in 2015–16 before tennis. He used to play with Brisbane Heat saws. However, he could not score a single half century in 9 matches. 39 runs was his highest run

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