Tennis star MURRAY warns the chief against quick return after the corona virus
Andy Murray demands tennis must take it gradually as the game's supervisors consider when to return after the coronavirus.
The men's ATP and ladies' WTA visits are suspended until in any event July 13 because of the pandemic, while the current year's Wimbledon has been dropped.
Head League football clubs are planning to complete their delayed season in the mid-year.
Be that as it may, previous world number one Murray accepts tennis will be one of the last games to continue because of the movement required. On Tuesday Murray said,
Murray thinks containing the infection is basic before there is any idea of tennis getting back going all out.
At present, the US Open and French Open are both set for August and September, however, Murray stated: "The primary thing is to attempt to figure out how to stop the infection spreading and once we have done that we will have the option to accomplish more ordinary things that everybody does instead of contemplating contending at the game.
"At the point when you don't get the opportunity to see it for some time, possibly individuals acknowledge the amount they love playing it, however on the grounds that it's troublesome not to have sport seconds ago doesn't mean we need to speed things up.
"I'm clearly no master on this however I accept the peril is the point at which you attempt to do things too rapidly - like keeping away from social separating.
"On the off chance that we return to universal travel, at that point possibly there could be a second flood of contaminations and that would back everything off again and that is not what anybody needs. Allows simply get things back to ordinary first."
The men's ATP and ladies' WTA visits are suspended until in any event July 13 because of the pandemic, while the current year's Wimbledon has been dropped.
Head League football clubs are planning to complete their delayed season in the mid-year.
Be that as it may, previous world number one Murray accepts tennis will be one of the last games to continue because of the movement required. On Tuesday Murray said,
"I'm certain every tennis player needs to return to contending and playing as quickly as time permits. Be that as it may, at the present time that isn't the most significant thing."
"Above all else, we need to recover our ordinary lives, simply having the option to go out, see companions, go-to eateries, and have your typical opportunities.
"And afterward ideally over the long run, things will begin to consider voyaging and game will have the option to return to ordinary also. In any case, I don't see that event very soon."
Murray thinks containing the infection is basic before there is any idea of tennis getting back going all out.
At present, the US Open and French Open are both set for August and September, however, Murray stated: "The primary thing is to attempt to figure out how to stop the infection spreading and once we have done that we will have the option to accomplish more ordinary things that everybody does instead of contemplating contending at the game.
"At the point when you don't get the opportunity to see it for some time, possibly individuals acknowledge the amount they love playing it, however on the grounds that it's troublesome not to have sport seconds ago doesn't mean we need to speed things up.
"I'm clearly no master on this however I accept the peril is the point at which you attempt to do things too rapidly - like keeping away from social separating.
"On the off chance that we return to universal travel, at that point possibly there could be a second flood of contaminations and that would back everything off again and that is not what anybody needs. Allows simply get things back to ordinary first."
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