Jack Draper withdraws from Wimbledon.

Jack Draper, the UK's number one tennis player, decided to withdraw from Wimbledon just hours before his first match due to an arm injury.

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Earlier, Emma Raducanu also had to withdraw from the tournament due to a broken bone caused by overuse. The absence of two key players right before the opening ceremony is considered a major shock for the host country's tennis team.

Draper's withdrawal significantly lowered British fans' expectations at Wimbledon this year, as both of their biggest hopes were unable to compete in the singles.

Source: The Times of India

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