Andy Murray is confident of a "deep" run at Wimbledon this year after reaching the final of the Doha Open last week.
The iconic Scot, whose marathon efforts at the Australian Open in January proved one of the stories of the tournament, was denied the title after being beaten by Daniil Medvedev. And he's since opted out of the Dubai Tennis Championships in a bid to manage his body following a series of gruelling contests this year.
But he is clearly already targeting a good showing at SW19. Murray, 35, has famously won two of his three Grand Slam titles at the iconic grass court event. However, he has not reached a quarter final since 2017, and exited at the second hurdle last year.
