Andy Murray has resumed his coaching role with Jack Draper, following the younger player's forced absence from Wimbledon due to an injury. Their collaboration began in May, after Draper parted ways with his previous coach, Jamie Delgado.
Murray had initially agreed to work with Draper's team for a limited period, citing his desire to balance coaching with family commitments. Draper, who has struggled with arm injuries, is currently ranked 147th on the ATP Tour and may need to qualify for the US Open in September.
Despite his injury woes, Draper has spoken highly of Murray's support and inspiration, both during and after his playing career. The two are set to work together once more, with Murray providing guidance as Draper seeks to regain his form and climb the rankings.