The draw has been made for the Battle of the Brits which begins on 23rd June at the National Tennis Centre and includes a stand out clash between two of Britain's best of the modern era, Andy Murray and Kyle Edmund.
Murray and Edmund, both former British No.1's are set to face off. The former has the better head to head record in the form of 3 wins out of four. Also in the Tim Henman group are James Ward and Liam Broady who will face off for the first time in four years.
In the Greg Rusedski group, two stand out players are involved in current British No.1, Dan Evans and the British Number 2, Cameron Norrie who will face off in a potentially quality clash. Two rising stars in Jay Clarke and Jack Draper will conclude the singles draw.
While in the doubles draw, the main attraction will of course be Jamie Murray & Neal Skupski. Also in their Paul Hutchins group are Liam Broady & Cameron Norrie; as well as Dan Evans and Lloyd Glasspool.
In the Cathie Sabin doubles group, it will see Kyle Edmund and Jack Draper come together; as well as experienced doubles stars in Dom Inglot & Jay Clarke and Joe Salisbury & Jonny O'Mara.
With the round-robin format, it could prove to be a quality five days in prospect seeing Britain's best face-off.
Battle of the Brits singles draw:
Tim Henman Group:
?? Kyle Edmund (no. 44)
?? Andy Murray (no. 129)
?? Liam Broady (no. 211)
?? James Ward (no. 273)
?? Andy Murray (no. 129)
?? Liam Broady (no. 211)
?? James Ward (no. 273)
Greg Rusedski Group:
?? Dan Evans (no. 28)
?? Cameron Norrie (no. 77)
?? Jay Clarke (no. 167)
?? Jack Draper (no. 285)
?? Cameron Norrie (no. 77)
?? Jay Clarke (no. 167)
?? Jack Draper (no. 285)
Battle of the Brits doubles draw:
Paul Hutchins Group:
?? Jamie Murray (no. 26) & ?? Neal Skupski (no. 29)
?? Dan Evans (no. 152) & ?? Lloyd Glasspool (no. 179)
?? Liam Broady (no. 309) & ?? Cameron Norrie (no. 207)
?? Dan Evans (no. 152) & ?? Lloyd Glasspool (no. 179)
?? Liam Broady (no. 309) & ?? Cameron Norrie (no. 207)
Cathie Sabin Group:
?? Joe Salisbury (no. 7) & ?? Jonny O'Mara (no. 54)
?? Dominic Inglot (no. 54) & ?? Jay Clarke
?? Kyle Edmund (no. 161) & ?? Jack Draper
?? Dominic Inglot (no. 54) & ?? Jay Clarke
?? Kyle Edmund (no. 161) & ?? Jack Draper
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