Andy murray
Murray's Australian Open in doubt after positive virus test
The former world number one was due to travel to Australia on one of a series of charter flights laid on by tournament organisers but is still isolating at home...
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Murray to keep chasing Grand Slams after US Open exit
The former world number one was demolished by the 20-year-old Canadian 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 inside Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2hr 8min.
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Serena, Murray advance on US Open day two
Six-time winner Williams powered past 96th-ranked Kristie Ahn after Murray came from two sets down to win a five-set thriller in his first singles Slam match in 18 months.
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Djokovic could face Zverev in semis, Thiem in US Open final
The 33-year-old Serbian star, a 17-time Grand Slam winner who has captured five of the past seven men's singles Slam crowns, begins his quest for a fourth US Open title against Bosnia and Herzegovina's 107th-ranked Damir Dzumhur.
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Murray makes winning return at eerie Western and Southern Open
From a tournament normally played in Cincinnati but moved to New York because of the coronavirus pandemic to masked ball boys and girls, there was very little normal about the return of professional men’s tennis.
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'Apprehensive' Murray mentally switched on for US Open
The United States has the highest number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the world and reported over 50,000 cases daily during the last seven days.
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Big-serving Murray upbeat as he plans for return
The three-time Grand Slam champion played his first tournament since last November at the Battle of the Brits event last week.
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Nadal wavers over US Open and Roland Garros, Murray fears player safety
The US Open will run from August 31 to September 13 on the hard courts of New York with the rescheduled French Open on clay taking place just a fortnight after.
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'Madness': Murray wins Virtual Madrid title after connection hiccup
Murray downed Belgium's David Goffin in the final but the drama of the online tournament had been in the previous round.
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Murray says resuming season stalled by pandemic not top priority
Professional tennis has been suspended since March because of the outbreak and the ATP and WTA Tours have said the hiatus will continue at least until mid-July.
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Tennis will be one of last sports to return - Murray
The tennis season has been suspended since March and the hiatus will continue at least until mid-July, playing havoc with the schedule and depriving lower-level players, who depend solely on tournament winnings, of the chance to earn a living.
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Injury-plagued Murray eyes return in Miami
Andy Murray is back on the practice court after being unable to hit for three months because of what was initially diagnosed as a mild bone bruise.
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Murray return delayed further due to slow recovery - report
Andy Murray had the hip resurfacing surgery at the start of 2019 after he tearfully told reporters at last year’s Australian Open that he was constantly in pain and his career appeared over.
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'Gutted' Murray out of ATP Cup and Australian Open
The 32-year-old Scot suffered the injury playing for Britain in the Davis Cup last month and will also miss the inaugural ATP Cup team event across three Australian cities in early January.
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Djokovic 'sincerely hopes' Murray can return to top in 2020
Briton Andy Murray contemplated retirement earlier this season before undergoing a career-saving hip resurfacing operation.
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Murray beats Wawrinka to win first title since hip surgery
Former world number one Murray, who appeared on the brink of retirement after losing in the first round of the Australian Open in January, battled back from a set and a break down to win 3-6 6-4 6-4.
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Murray shines in Antwerp to reach first semi-final in two years
Up next for the 32-year-old is Guido Pella or Ugo Humbert who were in action in the other quarter-final.
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Murray roars past Cuevas into Antwerp quarter-finals
The former world number one, who is easing his way back to full match fitness after a career-saving resurfacing procedure in January, saved all four break points he faced and dropped only six points on his first serve.
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Angry Murray accuses Fognini after bitter Shanghai exit
The two players confronted one another in a lengthy exchange by the net near the end of a bad-tempered match that stretched past three hours, with Murray telling Fognini to 'shut up'.
