Ashleigh Barty

Having remained in Australia, world number one has avoided the two-week quarantine session

Players will arrive in Australia from January 15 and undergo a mandatory two-week quarantine

2020 saw compelling storylines despite pandemic wiping out half season, including Wimbledon

24-year-old Australian decided not to leave home for the US Open or her title defence at Roland Garros

World number one announced her decision to forgo her French Open title defence due to a lack of preparation

She has been robbed of the opportunity this year, with the tournament cancelled for the first time since World War II

Women's world number one Ash Barty also pulled out last week, worried about significant risks due to Covid-19

Australian said on Thursday she was not comfortable travelling to the United States amid the pandemic

Reigning French Open champion will decide later whether to defend her title at Roland Garros in September

Perry says the tournament will not go ahead if overseas players cannot come

Women’s world number one says she needs more information before saying yes

American will play either Romania's fourth seed Simona Halep or unseeded Garbine Muguruza in Saturday's final

23-year-old is two victories away from becoming the Australian Open's first home-grown winner in 42 years

World number one makes comeback to beat Pavlyuchenkova 4-6, 6-3, 7-5

World number one beats France’s Garcia 6-0, 6-0 in second match of day

21-year-old Japanese won over current number one Ashleigh Barty in Beijing's China Open final

Australian second seed overcame a horrible start to oust 80th-ranked Zarina Diyas of Kazakhstan 1-6, 6-3, 6-2

Japanese star could lose her world number one ranking if Australian Ashleigh Barty wins her semi-final on Saturday

The Australian top seed engineered her second comeback in as many days, overhauling Maria Sakkari 5-7, 6-2, 6-0

French Open champion was defeated by a 20-year-old Kenin who triumphed 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 6-4

The top three of Barty, Osaka and Pliskova remains unchanged although none of them reached the quarter-finals.

Australian became the first player from her country to win in Paris since Margaret Court in 1973

Pair will contest the second singles match on the opening day at Pat Rafter Arena