What's happened
Andy Murray shares footage of him hitting on the practice court as he continues his rehabilitation from an ankle injury sustained at the Miami Open. The former world number one, who will not undergo surgery, is hopeful to start hitting on court soon.
Why it matters
Andy Murray's recovery progress is significant for tennis fans as they await his return to competitive play. His determination to overcome the injury and return to the court showcases his resilience and commitment to the sport. The uncertainty surrounding his return date adds anticipation to his comeback.
What the papers say
The Scotsman and The Independent report on Andy Murray's progress in his ankle injury recovery, highlighting his decision not to undergo surgery and his positive rehabilitation. The Japan Times covers Rafael Nadal's comeback from injury in Barcelona, where his performance was curtailed by Alex de Minaur.
How we got here
Andy Murray sustained an ankle injury at the Miami Open, where he seriously damaged two ligaments in his left ankle during a match against Tomas Machac. Despite the setback, Murray's rehabilitation is progressing well, and he aims to return to practice soon. Rafael Nadal, on the other hand, faced a defeat by Alex de Minaur in Barcelona after making a comeback from a three-month injury hiatus.
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