Andy Murray is 'absolutely devastated' as Emma Raducanu ends his Wimbledon career by pulling out of their match - a move his mother Judy has called 'astonishing'

Andy Murray is said to be 'absolutely devastated' after his Wimbledon career was brought to an end after his mixed doubles partner Emma Raducanu pulled out of their match. Andy Murray's Wimbledon career is over after Emma Raducanu's mixed doubles withdrawal Andy Murray was visibly emotional as the crowd paid a Centre Court tribute to the star earlier this week The British duo had been set to compete together but Raducanu has pulled out due to wrist soreness The withdrawal means Murray's last game at SW19 was his men's doubles defeat alongside brother Jamie earlier this week The news of Emma Raducanu's withdrawal from the mixed doubles caught the attention of Judy Murray, who called the decision 'astonishing' on social media 'I'm disappointed as I was really looking forward to playing with Andy but got to take care.' C.' The Prince and Princess of Wales paid tribute to Andy Murray after the news was announced, saying he should be 'so very proud' of his Wimbledon career Struggling to hold back the tears 😢 Centre Court gives a standing ovation to Andy Murray 👏#BBCTennis #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/sUEDGxJd4B — BBC Sport July 4, 2024 Emma Raducanu was pictured warming up while wearing an England football shirt earlier today The names of Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu are removed from the order of play at Wimbledon today after her decision to pull out with a wrist injury Murray is set to retire at the Olympics, but the All England Club chose the emotional moment alongside his brother to celebrate his legacy. Andy Murray during a training session yesterday, as he looked a fierce competitor for today's game The Scottish star - who underwent spinal surgery just two weeks ago - pulled out of his singles campaign but was still set to play his final match in the mixed doubles with Raducanu His wife Kim, his two eldest children, eight-year-old Sophia and six-year-old Edie, mother Judy and father William were among those in the crowd.