Andy Murray has still to decide if he will compete at Wimbledon next week even after recording his first win in almost a year when beating Stan Wawrinka. Former world number one Murray won 6-1, 6-3 in the south coast English town of Eastbourne in Monday during a warm-up event for Wimbledon, the last of tennis four majors still played on grass. It took him just an hour and 17 minute to defeat Wawrinka, with the Scot’s victory raising hopes he could compete at Wimbledon, where he won the second of his two men’s singles titles in 2017. But matches in Grand Slams are the best of five set contests and Murray, who lost to Australia’s Nick Kyrgios in three on the grass of London’s Queen’s Club last week before beating Swiss star Wawrinka in two after accepting a late wildcard entry into Eastbourne, was wary of getting carried away. Read more