Andy Murray made a winning return to action on Tuesday, easing into the second round of Queen’s with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over France’s Benoit Paire.
The five-time former champion took a wild card into the ATP 500 event in London, his first singles tournament since March, but needed just 64 minutes to seal the victory.
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Murray did not face a break point in two sets against Paire in his first grass-court singles match since 2018 – he won the doubles title at Queen’s in 2019 with Feliciano Lopez.
