'Extreme heat policy' in place at Australian Open

The Australian Open finally implemented its extreme heat policy as temperatures once again rose over 40C in Melbourne.

'Extreme heat policy' in place at Australian Open
Thu, 16 Jan, 2014 - 09:11

[comment] Rafael Nadal towel down in the 40C+ heat.[/comment]

The Australian Open finally implemented its extreme heat policy as temperatures once again rose over 40C in Melbourne.

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