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Australian Open 2021- Melbourne Grand Slam set to be allowed 30,000 fans a day for tournament - Eurosport
Cornet reaches Grand Slam quarterfinals for first time at Australian Open
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Maria Sharapova, RUS, and her shadow with the Melbourne logo, Australian Open 2012, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IBR-2197245 | agefotostock
Aryna Sabalenka wins 2023 Australian Open women's final, her first Grand Slam title | Fox News
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Aryna Sabalenka wins first Grand Slam title at Australian Open
Melbourne, Australia. 25th Jan, 2022. Tennis: Grand Slam - Australian Open. The tournament site (front) and the MCG cricket stadium (top r.) are seen from the air during a flyover. Credit: Frank
Aryna Sabalenka wins 1st Grand Slam title at Australian Open
When does the 2021 Australian Open start? Dates, schedule, draw, odds and more before Grand Slam in Melbourne | The Independent
Melbourne, Australia. 18th Jan, 2022. Tennis: Grand Slam - Australian Open, singles, women, 1st round: Kerber (Germany) -
Australian Open: Grand Slam event stages first Pride Day at Melbourne Park - BBC Sport
FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2023 - Premium Sport Tours
Australian Open: USA enjoying grand slam revival in Melbourne
Grand Slam in Melbourne Park Editorial Stock Photo - Image of tennis, open: 36580578
Australian Open: Naomi Osaka Already Eyeing Fifth Grand Slam After Melbourne Triumph
Australian Open crowds to be capped at 50% due to Omicron surge in Melbourne | Australian Open 2022 | The Guardian
Melbourne Park's future as Australian Open Grand Slam venue in doubt | The Examiner | Launceston, TAS
