We know what happened at French Open, it could happen again says Sinner

Italy's world number one Jannik Sinner

has said he and his team have got to the bottom of the physical

crisis that led to his second-round loss to Argentine Juan

Manuel Cerundolo in the French Open in May but he has not ruled

out it happening again..

"Yes, we understand," Sinner told reporters when asked about the

crisis after beating Nuno Borges of Portugal 7-6 7-6 6-4 on

Wednesday to progress to the third round of Wimbledon.

"It could happen again because a solution can't be found (just)

like that; it's a slightly broader issue," he added, without

giving details of the nature of the problem.

"We're doing everything we can to ensure it doesn't happen

again, but if it were to happen again, we'd understand at that

point that perhaps the path we're taking isn't the right one".

Four-time Grand Slam-winner Sinner had a barrage of tests at

Milan's San Raffaele Hospital recently as part of the effort to

find out the cause of the crisis.

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