21 June,2024 07:42 AM IST | London | AFP
Andy Murray
Andy Murray's hopes of bowing out from tennis at this year's Wimbledon were left in severe doubt after a back injury forced him to retire from a second-round match at Queen's on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock defeat to Britain's Jack Draper in the last 16 of the Queen's Club tournament. Spaniard Alcaraz fell 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 with the British No.1 claiming the biggest win of his career.
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