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Andy Murray is retired from Wimbledon on the eve of his home Grand Slam
The two-time champion, now 31, has played only three games since hip surgery in January.
On Friday, he said that he was "most likely" to play.
But Murray, who also retired from the US Open last year after the draw, has now issued a statement saying that he's not still ready to compete. high level.
"It is with regret that I am retiring from Wimbledon," said the Scotsman. "I have made significant progress in practice and matches over the past ten days, but after long discussions with my team and with a heavy heart, we decided that the best of the five matches could be a little too early. "
" We did everything we could to be ready on time.
"I will start to train on hard ground from tomorrow and continue my rehabilitation and recovery, and I'm waiting looking forward to the US hard court season
All messages of support and I'm delighted to finally come back to play after so long. "
The official Twitter account of Wimbledon sent a message of support in the moments of breaking news.
He said:" Really sorry to hear the news, @andy_murray From everyone at the All England Club We wish you all the best with your return from injury.
(Image: PA)
Murray also retired from Wimbledon on the Sunday preceding the event in 2007 due to the fact. a wrist injury.
He then defeated Stan Wawrinka at Eastbourne, before being eliminated by current British number 1, Kyle Edmund
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