‘Not Good for Tennis at All’: Andy Murray Expresses Concerns Over Novak Djokovic Deportation Case

‘Not Good for Tennis at All’: Andy Murray Expresses Concerns Over Novak Djokovic Deportation Case
Novak Djokovic of Serbia talks with Andy Murray of Great Britain before their practice match ahead of the 2019 Australian Open at Melbourne Park, Australia, on Jan. 10, 2019. Michael Dodge/Getty Images
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Andy Murray has voiced his concern for Novak Djokovic and stated that the predicament which has engulfed world No. 1 is “really bad” for tennis.

Djokovic visa has been reinstated by a federal court judge who had said that the “decision to proceed with the interview and cancel that visa ... was unreasonable,” after an agreement was reached by Djokovic’s lawyers and lawyers for Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews.

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