Ten days after undergoing back surgery, Andy Murray has withdrawn from the men’s singles in SW19 but still hopes to play doubles
Andy Murray
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Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic has been drawn in the opposite half to his main rivals Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz in SW19
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Andy Murray will wait until the last minute before deciding whether to play his last Wimbledon as he races to recover from back surgery
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Carlos Alcaraz made a winning start against JJ Wolf in Paris despite his recent arm injury continuing to play on his mind
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Andy Murray says he will be out of action for ‘an extended period’ after rupturing ankle ligaments at the Miami Open
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Andy Murray’s career has been defined by his endurance. But at what point does physical pain eclipse the joy of competing?
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Andy Murray was outclassed by Grigor Dimitrov in New York, where Jack Draper defeated an ailing Hubert Hurkacz
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Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are on a collision course again in New York, where Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff could also meet
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Andy Murray was left to rue his failure to challenge a key line call as Stefanos Tsitsipas edged a five-set thriller on Centre Court
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On a dramatic night at Wimbledon, Andy Murray led Stefanos Tsitsipas by two sets to one before an 11pm curfew halted play