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Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray will take to Centre Court on Monday as a much-anticipated Wimbledon 2022 gets underway. Men's top seed Novak Djokovic will be the first match on Centre followed by the two Brits, who both enter the tournament on the back of injury worries. Ad/> Also in action will be British No.
Emma Raducanu says Wimbledon is her «favourite place to be» as she prepares for her 2022 tournament bow on Monday. The 19-year-old Brit will take on Alison Van Uytvanck second on Centre Court, sandwiched between Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray's matches as this year's edition gets off to a stellar start. Ad/> Doubts remain over Raducanu's fitness levels — given her side strain that she suffered at the Nottingham Open just under three weeks ago — but on the eve of the action getting underway she claims she is «pain-free» and optimistic about her prospects of emulating her breakout at SW19 last year.
Emma Raducanu has confirmed that she will be fit to play at Wimbledon despite the side injury that has affected her build-up.
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Andy Murray has ruled out any possibility of playing in Saudi Arabia in the future, adding that he had previously turned down an offer to play in the kingdom. British media reports last week said Saudi Arabia had expressed an interest in hosting a tennis tournament on the WTA Tour.
LONDON : Three-times Grand Slam winner Andy Murray has ruled out any possibility of playing in Saudi Arabia in the future, adding that he had previously turned down an offer to play in the kingdom.
LONDON (Reuters) - Three-times Grand Slam winner Andy Murray has ruled out any possibility of playing in Saudi Arabia in the future, adding that he had previously turned down an offer to play in the kingdom.
Andy Murray has arrived on Court Number 3 at Wimbledon, after a 40-minute delay. It’s not down to rain, but rather lunch. Sushi, not strawberries. As he takes up position for our shoot wearing a navy suit and a jumper the colour of the SW19 sky, there’s cause for relief on two counts.