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Murray struggling with illness on French Open eve - reports
May 26, 2017 09:46 IST
IMAGE: Andy Murray attends a promotional event for the upcoming French Open tennis tournament in Paris. Photograph: Benoit Tessier/Reuters
World number one Andy Murray is battling to recover from illness before the French Open begins on Sunday, according to British media
reports.
Murray has had numerous setbacks in 2017, with the 30-year-old diagnosed with shingles in February before sustaining a elbow injury in March that ruled him out of the Miami Open and Great Britain's Davis Cup tie.
Top-seeded Murray trained on Thursday, ahead of the main draw for the French Open later on Friday, and is also set to attend a pre-tournament press conference after the draw.
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