MELBOURNE, Australia — Players were isolating and getting tested for the coronavirus instead of playing tuneup tournaments four days before the Australian Open as concern grew over the impact on the year’s first tennis major. All competition at six tournaments scheduled for Thursday was called off overnight and 520 people who flew to Melbourne for the Australian Open, including some of the sports’ biggest names, were ordered to isolate in their accommodations and get tested after a man who worked at one of the quarantine hotels until Friday tested positive for the coronavirus. The Australian Open is scheduled to begin Monday, and preparations already have been disruptive and chaotic. All pl
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