No time to rest: Nadal

World number two Rafael Nadal has admitted the busy ATP schedule makes it difficult for the top players to achieve their targets.

Tue, 22 Dec, 2009 - 13:56

World number two Rafael Nadal has admitted the busy ATP schedule makes it difficult for the top players to achieve their targets.

Nadal had a relatively disappointing 2009 in which he lost the world number one ranking to Roger Federer and struggled to overcome a persistent knee injury.

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