Emma Raducanu said she feared "bad blood" with Andy Murray after she pulled out of their mixed doubles partnership at Wimbledon last year.

Emma Raducanu has apologised to Andy Murray over the Wimbledon mixed doubles withdrawal fracas which caused unwanted headlines and also the involvement of his mother, Judy Murray.

Raducanu was due to play mixed doubles in Murray's final match at Wimbledon but pulled out hours before the match to prioritise her singles run

British tennis star Emma Raducanu is happy to receive appreciation from Andy Murray amid the Wimbledon snub.According to Sky News, the first British player to win a Grand Slam tournament since Virginia Wade in 1977,

The 22-year-old was happy to be congratulated by Murray after reaching the third round of the Australian Open.

Emma Raducanu has apologised to Andy Murray after fearing “bad blood” following drama at Wimbledon. The Scot was denied a final match at the All England Club last summer when Raducanu pulled out ahead of their first-round mixed doubles contest citing soreness in her wrist.

Andy Murray's final Grand Slam appearance was supposed to be in mixed doubles at Wimbledon 2024 with Emma Raducanu, but the latter withdrew due to injury.

Emma Raducanu has revealed she feared damaging her relationship with Andy Murray after withdrawing from their planned Wimbledon mixed doubles match last summer. The 22-year-old British tennis star sent Murray a lengthy apologetic message following the incident,