Skip to main content

Breaking news....Murray's Father-in-law Collapses At Australian Open

 Nigel Sears, the father-in-law of British tennis player Andy Murray, has collapsed while watching a game at the Australian Open between Ana Ivanovic and Madison Keys

Nigel Sears, the father-in-law of British tennis player Andy Murray, has collapsed while watching a game at the Australian Open between Ana Ivanovic and Madison Keys
 
Nigel Sears, the father-in-law of British tennis player Andy Murray, has collapsed while watching a game at the Australian Open, the first Grand slam competition of the year.
Coincidentally, Sears collapsed which watching a game between his player Ana Ivanovic square up against 15th seed Madison Keys.

Sears, Ivanovic’s coach, was seen being given oxygen in the stands at Rod Laver Arena and was then taken away on a stretcher, and moved to hospital where he was undergoing tests with a cardiologist.
His collapse comes days just weeks before his daughter Kim is due to give birth.
Sears, 58, is however understood to have regained consciousness as he was taken to hospital.
Murray’s team were kept abreast of developments but with Sears seemingly fine, did not feel the need to communicate the news to him.
When he left the court following his 6-2 3-6 6-2 6-2 victory against Portugal’s Joao Sousa, he was pulled aside by his mother and went directly to the hospital.
Ivanovic was leading 6-4, 1-0 in the second set of the third round match when Sears appeared to fall while returning to his seat. She went on to lose 4-6 6-4 6-4 to the number 15 seed.
According to ESPN, Sears had told members of Ivanovic’s coaching team he had not been feeling well about a half hour before he collapsed.
See more Photos below:
Nigel Sears, the father-in-law of British tennis player Andy Murray, has collapsed while watching a game at the Australian Open between Ana Ivanovic and Madison Keys
Chair umpire Felix Torralba explains the situation to Ivanovic (left) and Keys (right) as the match is suspended
Ivanovic looks on with concern as her coach is treated by paramedics in the stands. The players remained courtside for 10 minutes

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

'Lost' Memories Restored in Mice

In a feat that calls to mind the memory-tweaking technology in the film "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," a team of researchers restored "lost memories" in the brains of mice. The mice in the study were given a drug that prevented them from consolidating a fearful memory. But when neurons involved in encoding the memory were stimulated with pulses of light, the animals were able to retrieve the forgotten recollection. In some forms of amnesia, past memories may not be erased, but may just be inaccessible for recall, said Susumu Tonegawa, director of the RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Japan and co-author of the study, said in a statement. If the findings are confirmed in humans, the knowledge could benefit people who suffer from retrograde amnesia, an inability to recall memories that were made before the amnesia, which is common in traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer's disease and other brain disorders. Scientists have long debated whether retrograde ...

Sale of dried meat banned in Maiduguri

  he Borno Government on Friday banned the sale of dried meat in order to curtail the activities of Boko Haram terrorists currently engaged in cattle rusting to fund their operations. Governor Kashim Shettima of Borno announced the ban at the inauguration of a committee for the management of the Maiduguri Cattle Market in Maiduguri.

Kanye West gets Nigerian backup for his ‘beautiful ideas’

  Access Bank Nigeria have gone on their Twitter handle and announced that they are ready to help fund Kanye West’s ideas. “But I need access to more money in order to bring more beautiful ideas to the world”  the popular American rapper tweeted.