Andy Murray pulls out of Davis Cup dinner as Great Britain prepare for semi-final clash against Australia 

  • Great Britain take on Australia in the Davis Cup semi-final in Glasgow
  • Andy Murray complained of feeling unwell before an official dinner
  • He had trained earlier in the day and made no mention of his condition 

By Mike Dickson for MailOnline

Published: 16:08 EST, 16 September 2015 | Updated: 16:08 EST, 16 September 2015

Andy Murray gave Britain's Davis Cup team a scare when he failed to attend the semi-finals official dinner on Wednesday night after complaining of feeling 'unwell'.

The world No 3 trained earlier in the day and attended the team press conference without making any mention of being under par.

He is a also known not to enjoy official functions and did not attend the draw at last years quarter-final against Italy citing a similar reason.

Andy Murray (right) pulled out of an official dinner ahead of Great Britain's match with Australia

Andy Murray (right) pulled out of an official dinner ahead of Great Britain's match with Australia

Murray trained earlier in the day and showed no signs of being anything other than fully fit

Murray trained earlier in the day and showed no signs of being anything other than fully fit

However he has had a massive workload this summer. Any illness to Murray would be a huge bow to the GB team, for who he is the standout player.

Dan Evans has been brought into the group although that was assumed as cover for Edmund or to challenge for the second singles spot. 

 

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