Jack Draper has just discovered how hard it is to carry the British flag at Wimbledon. As the fourth seed acknowledged, barely half an hour after his unceremonious exit, “It makes me think that Andy’s achievement,

Jack Draper now sees Andy Murray’s achievement of winning two Wimbledon titles as “unbelievable” after his shock second round exit. And the British No.1 said he will need to improve on grass to become a contender at his home Grand Slam.

Jack Draper has gained a new perspective on Andy Murray's Wimbledon triumphs following his disappointing second-round defeat to Marin Cilic on Thursday. The British number one fell 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 to the 2017 finalist,

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Jack Draper conceded that he was “bullied” by Marin Cilic as he exited Wimbledon in the second round — and admitted “one of the toughest losses” of his career highlighted his “weakness” on grass.

The 24-year-old faces a daunting path to glory at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club as he hunts for his first major title.

Jack Draper hailed the state of British tennis as he became one of 10 home players to reach the second round at Wimbledon this week; follow scores, reports and our dedicated live blog from the All Eng

N O 1 COURT — British No 1 Jack Draper is still waiting for a deep run at a home grand slam after being stunned by Marin Cilic 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4. In the first Wimbledon since Andy Murray’s retirement, it was up to Draper to fill the void left by the great Scot, and having risen to world No 4, there were high hopes that he could.

British No.1 Jack Draper dominates Sebastian Baez, easing into the second round at Wimbledon in just over an hour after his Argentine opponent conceded due to injury

The British No1. had been expected to brush aside the challenge of the Argentine underdog. And he duly did. And the beating was so bad that Baez decided to retire after just 74 minutes, when a sore ankle and deficit of two sets and a break of serve down meant he'd had enough.