Andy Murray’s Wimbledon Career Comes to an End After Mixed Doubles Partner Emma Raducanu Pulls Out With Stiffness in Wrist
The two-time champion could not feature in his mixed doubles clash alongside Emma Raducanu who opted out with a wrist injury. Andy Murray had earlier lost in the first round of men's doubles alongside brother Jamie Murray.
Andy Murray's Wimbledon career came to an end after his mixed doubles partner Emma Raducanu pulled out of their first-round match on Saturday, July 6. Raducanu opted out of mixed doubles after she experienced stiffness in his wrist, which spelt the end of Murray's career at Wimbledon. The 37-year-old had earlier withdrawn from his first-round match in men's singles against Tomas Machac and suffered a defeat alongside brother Jamie Murray in the men's doubles first round. The two-time Wimbledon champion thus bids farewell to SW19. Wimbledon Welcomes Sachin Tendulkar to Centre Court With Special Video As Master Blaster Arrives To Attend Cameron Norrie vs Alexander Zverev Match.
Andy Murray's Wimbledon Career Comes to an End
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