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Andy Murray returns to Citi Open in Washington as Alexander Zverev defends title

Watch on Sky Sports Arena or Main Event from 9.30pm BST on Monday

Andy Murray celebrates his win over Stan Wawrinka at Eastbourne
Image: Andy Murray appears in only his third tournament of the year, live on Sky tonight

Andy Murray makes his return to competitive action at the Citi Open in Washington, live on Sky Sports Arena from 9.30pm tonight.

Murray faces world No 77 Mackenzie McDonald of the USA in the first round of what will be only his third tournament of the year to date.

The former world No 1 underwent hip surgery after injuring himself in January, ruling him out for most of the season, before making a late surge for Wimbledon which was aborted after concerns over five-set matches.

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He featured at Queen's Club, where he fell to defeat to Kyrgios in the first round, followed by a wildcard entry at the Eastbourne International where he beat Stan Wawrinka but lost to current British No 1 Edmund in round two.

However, after intense training at his base in Miami, Murray is now ready to return.

The Scot will then move on to the Rogers Cup in Toronto, the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati and then faces a week off before the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year - the US Open at Flushing Meadows.

Murray, who won the US Open in 2012, was seen playing tennis with former Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney on Saturday.

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Top-seed Alexander Zverev is the current champion and will be joined by British duo Murray and Kyle Edmund, as well as second-seed John Isner and Australian No 1 Nick Kyrgios, to name a few.

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