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Roger Federer, Angleique Kerber Cautious On New Australian open tie-break rule
Star Players Roger Federer and Angleique Kerber cautiously welcomed new tie-break rules for Australian Open. The year's opening Grand Slam, starting January 14, will for the first time feature extended tie-break in the final set when the score reaches 6-6, rather than a full traditional set. To win the decisive tie-break a player will need to be the first to 10 with an advantage of at least 10 points . The move means all four slams now use different rules, with only the French Open holding off from introducing a tie-break in the decider.
HIGHLIGHTS
➤ Australia Open 2019 will feature an extended tie-break this time.
➤ Kerber lost to Halep in the last Year's women's singles semi final.
➤ Federer successively won mensm singles in 2017 and 2018.
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