Sydney [Australia], November 11 (ANI): Former world number one Andy Murray recently became a father for second time, and a Scottish butcher marked the baby's arrival in the weirdest way possible.
London [U.K.], Nov 8 (ANI): Andy Murray, who is recovering from a hip injury, is preparing to make a comeback in the 2018 Australian Open, but said he would return, only if fully fit.
Johannesburg [South Africa], October 10 (ANI): Australian Open organisers remain hopeful about new mom Serena Williams' stunning return on the tennis court in January as they raised the winners' prize money to Aus $4 million (US$3.1 million) on Tuesday.
Johannesburg [South Africa], Oct 3 (ANI):16-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal continues to remain at the top as the latest men's world top 10 rankings remained unchanged.
Johannesburg [South Africa], August 4 (ANI): World number one Andy Murray has withdrawn from next week's ATP Rogers Cup in Montreal as he has yet to recover from the hip injury which hampered his Wimbledon campaign.
Johannesburg [South Africa], July 14 (ANI): Seven-time Wimbledon champion Serena Williams has said that all women players "love" Andy Murray as he has always "spoken up for women's issues".
London [UK], July 14 (ANI): World number one Andy Murray, who suffered a shocking exit at the Wimbledon at Wednesday after struggling with hip issues in the latter stages of his quarter-final loss against American Sam Querrey, has been urged to miss next month's US Open, which starts Au
London [UK], July 13 (ANI): Defending champion Andy Murray, who suffered a shocking exit at the Wimbledon at Wednesday after struggling with hip issues in the latter stages of his quarter-final loss against American Sam Querrey, admitted taking a break was not out of the question and did not
London [UK], July 13 (ANI): In a major upset in the ongoing Wimbledon championship, defending champion Andy Murray crashed out of the men's singles event after suffering a shocking defeat against 24th seed American Sam Querrey.
Johannesburg [South Africa], July 8 (ANI): World No. 1 Andy Murray has criticised the state of 2017 Wimbledon's grass courts, thus joining the list of players who have expressed unhappiness over the same.