Andy Murray Withdraws From French Open

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Monday, 22 May 2023 10:16

By Caoimhe Harney

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The French Open begins on Sunday

Scotland's Andy Murray has withdrawn from the French Open tennis which starts later this month.

The 36 year old struggles for consistency on clay and has only played at Roland Garros once since 2017.

Murray will now focus on preparing for Wimbledon - a tournament he has won twice.

The French Open - which is the second Grand Slam of the year - gets underway on Sunday.

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