Andy Murray is in comeback mode as he looks for a sustained run at Wimbledon in front of a crowd desperate to see him back at his best.
The Scottish sporting hero has endured a nightmare few years with his 2021 run to the third round his best grand slam showing in the last six years.
Recently though his form is as good as it has been since he last lifted the trophy back in 2016; he won back to back Challenger titles at Surbiton and Nottingham on his way in and he's hoping to carry that momentum into a run into week two.
Ranked no.40 in the world - his highest position since 2017 - Murray kicks off against Ryan Penniston on centre-court in a heavily anticipated Battle of Britain at SW19.
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