Novak Djokovic: Travel declaration mistake was 'human error'

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Novak Djokovic: Travel declaration mistake was 'human error'
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The tennis star said the false declaration was made by an agent and ' certainly not deliberate.'

Djokovic has been preparing for the Australian Open since an Australian judge overturned the government's decision to overturn his visa

Calling it a "human error", he said his agent had made a mistake in filling up the form and it was "not deliberate".

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