'The later the better,' says one sports economist Delayed 2021 tournament increasingly likely The longer the Australian Open is delayed the better, says a leading sports economics academic who cites the likelihood of fewer crowd restrictions as a key benefit should the tournament be pushed back. Planning for the year's first grand slam has been shrouded in Covid uncertainty as Victorian premier Daniel Andrews continues a hard-line approach to quarantine that has polarised the world's top players...
'The later the better,' says one sports economist Delayed 2021 tournament increasingly likely The longer the Australian Open is delayed the better, says a leading sports economics academic who cites the likelihood of fewer crowd restrictions as a key benefit should the tournament be pushed back. Planning for the year's first grand slam has been shrouded in Covid uncertainty as Victorian premier Daniel Andrews continues a hard-line approach to quarantine that has polarised the world's top players...
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