Former ATP World Number One Andy Murray (Photo | AP) 
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Andy Murray out of the Winston-Salem Open losing to Frances Tiafoe​ in second round

Andy Murray has been battling injuries of late, including a groin problem that has limited his time on the court this season.

Associated Press

WINTER-SALEM: Former world number one Andy Murray was ousted from the ATP Winston-Salem event, falling to American Frances Tiafoe 6-7 (4/7), 3-6 in a second-round match at Wake Forest University.

The 34-year-old Murray has been battling injuries of late, including a groin problem that has limited his time on the court this season and resulted in him needing one of the four wild card spots to get into the Winston-Salem draw.

Murray now heads to the US Open, where he won the first of his three Grand Slam titles in 2012.

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