The gardeners are doing the final touch-ups on Murray Mound. The ball boys and girls are into their last days of training. And Sir Andy Murray — British tennis legend, two-time Wimbledon champion and former world No 1 — is having his hair cut.
It’s not the reason I expect my interview with the famously unflashy, down-to-earth Scot to be delayed when I greet him at the All England Club in south-west London just days before the start of the home Grand Slam event he is about to undertake for the 15th time.
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