It appears that Andy Murray has resumed his coaching duties with Jack Draper, following the young player's forced withdrawal from Wimbledon due to injury. The partnership between Murray and Draper was initially announced in May, with Murray stipulating that his involvement would be limited to a few weeks, with no commitment beyond Wimbledon. Murray had been clear about his boundaries, prioritizing his family life and ability to spend time with his children. Draper, who has struggled with a recurring arm issue, resulting in a significant drop in his ranking to 147, was set to compete in the Mubadala DC Open but was forced to withdraw due to injury.
The 24-year-old's chances of participating in the US Open are now uncertain, and he may need to qualify for the event. Draper has spoken highly of Murray, describing him as a source of support and inspiration, and expressing his enthusiasm for having Murray on his team. Murray's guidance will be crucial as Draper navigates his recovery and attempts to regain his form on the ATP Tour.