Andy Murray said Sunday he was "not 100 per cent sure" he will play at the Paris Olympics despite being selected just hours earlier for his fifth Games. Murray, who has said he intends to retire later this year, was granted an International Tennis Federation (ITF) place to compete at the Games despite his lowly singles ranking of 97 because he is a former Grand Slam winner and double-Olympic champion.

British tennis star Andy Murray's potential last singles match at the French Open could have occurred following his defeat to Stan Wawrinka in a one-sided first-round encounter between the seasoned players. There were, however, wins for both Carlos Alcaraz and Naomi Osaka.

British wildcard Liam Broady produced the biggest upset of the Wimbledon Championships so far as he stunned world number four Casper Ruud in five sets.

Double Olympic champion Sir Andy Murray is among several British athletes to pay tribute to the country's National Health Service (NHS) on its 75^th anniversary.

Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley has defended the Australian Open scheduling, after Sir Andy Murray described his finish past 4am as "a bit of a farce".

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has released an anti-doping document featuring multiple instances of players genders being listed incorrectly.

Three-time Grand Slam singles and double Olympic tennis champion Sir Andy Murray has won an Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Tour humanitarian award, in recognition of his support for the people of Ukraine.

Sir Andy Murray's prize money donation campaign to help children in Ukraine is to be matched by chairman of the Citi Open, Mark Ein, prior to the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) tournament in Washington D.C.

Men’s top seed Novak Djokovic enjoyed a comfortable straight sets win at the Madrid Open tennis, but it was a day of mixed fortunes for two British Grand Slam champions.

Wimbledon champions Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Sir Andy Murray have all criticised the All England Lawn Tennis Club's (AELTC) decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon.

Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka and Estonian Anett Kontaveit suffered early exits at the Miami Open as a series of seeds were defeated in the second round of the women’s singles.

World number two Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus was forced to dig deep to stay in the Australian Open, while Britain’s five-time finallist Sir Andy Murray claimed his first win at Melbourne Park in five years after coming through a five-set thriller.