Emma Raducanu said she feared "bad blood" with Andy Murray after she pulled out of their mixed doubles partnership at Wimbledon last year.

The pair were due to play mixed doubles at Wimbledon last summer but Raducanu pulled out hours before the match to prioritise her singles run

Emma Raducanu has apologised to Andy Murray over the Wimbledon mixed doubles withdrawal fracas which caused unwanted headlines and also the involvement of his mother, Judy Murray.

Emma Raducanu admitted she feared “bad blood” with Andy Murray after her Wimbledon mixed doubles withdrawal. The Scot was denied a final match at the All England Club last summer when Raducanu pulled out ahead of their first-round contest citing soreness in her wrist.

Emma Raducanu's decision to withdrew from her mixed doubles at Wimbledon with Andy Murray last year was met with huge criticism after spoiling his farewell, with the Scot's mother Judy calling it "ast

Raducanu labelled Murray “old news” before the first Grand Slam after his retirement at last year’s Olympics. But the Bromley-based star, 22, has now said she apologised to Murray last summer to end any feud - and the Scot congratulated her on her first round win at the Australian Open.

The 22-year-old was happy to be congratulated by Murray after reaching the third round of the Australian Open.

Emma Raducanu has apologised to Andy Murray after fearing “bad blood” following drama at Wimbledon. The Scot was denied a final match at the All England Club last summer when Raducanu pulled out ahead of their first-round mixed doubles contest citing soreness in her wrist.