Tennis Stars Stranded in Dubai, Cricket Teams Impacted

0:00On this March 2nd in Adelaide, here's what is making headlines. Tennis star Danil Medvedev and dozens of players, coaches and journalists are stuck in Dubai after winning the Dubai Duty Free Championships. He claimed his 23rd career ATP title there, beating several top opponents. Middle East tensions from recent United States air strikes on Iran forced the United Arab Emirates to close its airspace, halting all flights. Other players like Andre Rubelev, talent Greek sport and doubles finalists are also grounded with their teams. Everyone had plans to head to the BNP Pariba Open in Indian Wells, California, where main draw play kicks off on Wednesday. Some are even lined up for a mixed doubles exhibition on Tuesday. Medvedev says the way to strange, but he's staying calm despite the uncertainty. He told reporters no one knows when airports were reopened, with updates just pushing back the timeline. Friends and family have checked in, worried, but he insists everything is fine for now. Meanwhile, cricket is spilling the ripple effects too.

1:03Zimbabwe's team can't leave India after their T20 World Cup exit against South Africa, since their flight routed through Dubai. The England Lions scrapped the match in Abu Dhabi and remained trapped in the region. Officials are monitoring the situation closely, with contingency plans in place for travel and safety. Players are hoping for quick resolution to avoid missing big events, but for now, they're just waiting it out. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.