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Monday 06 June 2011 9:33 pm

Murray’s ankle set for Queen’s inspection

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BRITISH No1 Andy Murray has been confirmed in the draw for the Aegon Championships, allaying fears an ankle injury could force him to miss the tournament.

Murray suffered ligament damage to his right ankle in third round of the French Open and has been on painkillers ever since. But he came through a rigorous two-hour training session yesterday and displayed no ill effects.

On day one at Queen’s there were wins for defending champions Sam Querrey as well as seeds Ivan Ljubicic and Michael Llodra.

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