Britain’s former world primary Andy Murray has withdrawn from a June 5-13 grasscourt ATP Challenger occasion in Nottingham as he’s not but prepared to compete whereas he continues his restoration from harm, the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) stated on Thursday.
Three-times Grand Slam champion Murray has fallen to 123 on the planet rankings after lengthy harm lay-offs due to hip surgical procedures.
Murray final performed on the Rotterdam Open the place he was crushed by Russian Andrey Rublev in early March earlier than pulling out of the Miami Open later that month due to a groin harm.
“Andy Murray introduced on Thursday afternoon that he was withdrawing from the occasion as he didn’t really feel prepared to compete and is focusing on a return at … The Queen’s Club later this month,” the LTA said in a statement.
The 34-year-old was initially looking to earn a wildcard at the French Open but eventually decided to skip the claycourt swing to focus on a return to Grand Slam action at Wimbledon.
The Queen’s Club event begins on June 14 while Wimbledon, which was cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is scheduled for June 28-July 11.
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