Novak Djokovic reveals Andy Murray took his family on a ski trip and funnily expressed hope that his new coach stays healthy ahead of the Australian Open. On Tuesday, the world No. 7 played his first singles match of the year after beating Rinky Hijikata 6-3 6-3.

Andy Murray has sent a message to his new boss Novak Djokovic from his skiing holiday to reassure him after the tennis star addressed his injury concerns. The Scot, who retired from tennis in August, has taken up a surprise role with Djokovic's coaching team ahead of the Australian Open.

Novak Djokovic has poked fun at his tennis coach and friend Andy Murray over a family skiing trip, teasing the British legend over his injury record. Big Four tennis icons Djokovic and Murray were once fierce rivals but are now very close, with the latter recently joining the Serbian’s coaching team.

Novak Djokovic has credited rival-turned-coach Andy Murray with bringing a “fresh look” to his game ahead of the start of the 2025 season.

Novak Djokovic has explained why his new coach, Andy Murray, has not been by his side at the Brisbane International. After beating Rinky Hijikata on Tuesday, the Serb said: "He is actually skiing at the moment. He has a family skiing trip. Sending my love to all the Murray family. I hope he doesn't get injured skiing before he comes to Melbourne.

Novak Djokovic's new head coach Andy Murray missed the Serbian's season opener on Tuesday due to a family skiing trip but is offering advice from the slopes ahead of the Australian Open with his employer hoping the Scot does not get injured.

Novak Djokovic joked that he hoped coach Andy Murray did not injure himself on a skiing trip after starting his season with an impressive win at the Brisbane International. Djokovic’s season began with a convincing 6-3,

Make fishing nets in the forest and cooking fish on a rock Novak Djokovic is loving life with Andy Murray as his coach but admitted it feels strange sharing his secrets "Hi, I’m Bobby Parrish from FlavCity.