Australian Open: Players get creative to tackle quarantine boredom

Two-time Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka (Source: Twitter) 

Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka arrived in Melbourne and is currently in quarantine. The French tennis star said he was happy and grateful to be back to Melbourne. (Source: Twitter) 

Rafael Nadal showed up in Melbourne Park with five chaperones: Francisco Roig (coach), Rafael Maymo (physiotherapist), Sebastian Nadal (father), Carlos Costa (agent), and Benito Perez Barbadillo (PR Manager). (Source: Twitter)  

Czech tennis player Petra Kvitova in her hotel room in Melbourne. (Source: Twitter) 

Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur has also been seen training in her hotel room while in quarantine. She advices others to stay strong at this moment and says she is committed to do whatever it takes to get ready despite the circumstances. (Source: Twitter) 

World no 1 men's tennis player Novak Djokovic was seen relaxing on his hotel balcony. The Serb has 17 Grand Slam titles under his name and will look to secure his 18th in the year's first Grand Slam. (Source: Twitter)   

Naomi Osaka, who roared into the limelight, after securing the 2018 US Open will hope to lift the Australian Open trophy for the second time in her career. (Source: Twitter)  

The 2020 US Open winner Dominic Thiem has arrived in Melbourne and will hope to secure his second Grand Slam in Australia. (Source: Twitter) 

Currently, the world no 16 in singles and no 1 in doubles, Czech tennis player Barbora Strycova shared a fun video of her on Twitter in which she can be seen fixing up a cycling workout machine for training. (Source: Twitter)

Double's player Barbora Krejcikova shared a picture of her in quarantine in Melbourne. The Czech tennis player like most has started practicing inside her hotel room. (Source: Twitter)   

Russia's Anastasia Potapova shared a picture of her hand on the window with the tennis court in the background on Twitter. "So near but so far..." wrote the tennis player, who will be in action in the upcoming Australian Open. (Source: Twitter)