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Andy Murray set his sights on the second week of Wimbledon after sweeping aside Joris De Loore to reach the second round of the Nottingham Open with a sixth straight win on grass. The 36-year-old won 6-3 6-4 to progress in 87 minutes and he will face compatriot Jan Choinski or Hugo Grenier next. Ad The three-time Grand Slam winner is currently ranked No.
Goodbye clay, hello grass. The dust has barely settled on the French Open – where Novak Djokovic won a record 23rd Grand Slam title – and already play is under way on grass in the lead up to Wimbledon. Ad The low-bouncing and quicker-playing grass brings with it plenty of new challenges – and plenty of new faces looking to make their mark on a surface that some enjoy more than others.
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New Queen of the South signing Jordan Houston wants to achieve big things at Palmerston.
Andy Murray maintains he would never play tennis in Saudi Arabia. The former world No.1 last summer revealed he turned down millions to play in the controversial Kingdom several years ago. Ad And after the high-profile merger between the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF)-launched LIV Golf and the PGA and DP World Tour on Tuesday, the two-time Wimbledon champion suggested he still condemns the nation's human rights record.
In spite of a poor run of form, the timing of the decision by Davy Nelson and his management team to step away from their roles with the Meath ladies senior football team was a shock to some, with former Donegal star Nadine Doherty wondering if the county could now turn to former manager Eamonn Murray.
All-Ireland ladies football champions Meath are in search of a new manager as Davy Nelson has stepped down after just eight months in charge.