When is Andy Murray's next match at the US Open 2023? Time and date
Your guide to when Andy Murray plays next at the US Open 2023.
Andy Murray enters the US Open 2023 having narrowly missed out on a seeded place at the tournament.
World No.34 Laslo Djere claimed the final seeded spot (32), with Murray just a few places down the rankings in No.37 spot.
Regardless, he will arrive at Flushing Meadows determined to make an impact in the final Grand Slam of the season.
Murray withdrew from the Canadian Open and Cincinnati Masters, raising concerns over his fitness levels, though he typically prioritises the majors to expend his energy on.
The Scottish superstar won this tournament in 2012, his first Grand Slam triumph, and while it is no longer a realistic aim to add to that tally, he will hope to reach the second week in majors.
RadioTimes.com brings you up to speed with Andy Murray's next match at the US Open 2023.
What time is Andy Murray playing at the US Open 2023?
Andy Murray's next match is against Grigor Dimitrov (19) in the second round of the US Open.
They will face each other on Thursday 31st August 2023 at approximately 5pm UK time.
Andy Murray results at the US Open 2023
Approximate time. Subject to change.
First round – Tuesday 29th August (from 5:15pm UK time)
Andy Murray 6-2 7-5 6-3 Corentin Moutet
Second round – Thursday 31st August (from 5pm UK time)
Andy Murray v Grigor Dimitrov (19)
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