A thunderstorm has rolled into Melbourne, lessening the effects from Australia’s bushfires and lifting the mood ahead of the Australian Open but not sparing Roger Federer of criticism from world No103 Brayden Schnur,
Like farmers in a drought peering into an unforgiving sky, tennis turned to the heavens – and Roger Federer – to break the iron grip of heat and smoke choking the 2020 Australian Open into near paralysis. And their prayers were answered.
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