Murray reunites with Lendl for third stint
Andy Murray is reuniting with former coach Ivan Lendl as the three-time grand slam champion continues to try and rediscover his form after battling back from hip surgeries.
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The band is back together again. Andy Murray has made the shock announcement that Ivan Lendl will be re-joining his coaching team for a third time. The two previous spells together were the most successful times of Murray’s career, producing all three of his Grand Slam wins, two Olympic gold medals and a run to world No.1 in 2016.
Murray reunites with coach Lendl for third stint
:Andy Murray has re-united with former coach Ivan Lendl as the three-time Grand Slam champion continues to try and rediscover his form after battling back from hip surgeries.
Murray reunites with coach Lendl for third stint - reports
Andy Murray will be coached by Ivan Lendl for the third time in his career as the Scottish former world number one prepares for the grasscourt season, British media reported on Friday.
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