Return of Tennis national championship after long time

The return of national championship almost 18 years after

The National Championships will be back to the British lawn tennis calendar this year for the first time since 2002.

The LTA says it plans to stage an occurrence for the leading men, women, juniors, and chair players "at some purpose this year".

The championships were scrapped as a result of dwindling interest.

Plans are at an early stage, however, the tournament is predicted to be staged at an inside venue this fall.

With the start of the ATP and WTA Tours still a way away, there's the potential for robust fields altogether the events.

ATP and WTA Tours on more hold

Former world darling Andy Murray may face top-50 players in Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund.
Whereas Johanna Konta might have competition from Heather Watson and Katie Boulter.

The LTA would like to create the event a permanent fixture yet again,

 However, it will be very difficult to draw in the highest players once a full international calendar resumes.

The current Fed Cup captain Anne Keothavong and Alex Bogdanovic were the foremost recent winners of the National Championships in 2002.

With Tim Henman opting out later in his career, BBC TV has taken its coverage in 1999.

Other domestic events may happen before the tournament.

Jamie Murray is keen to stage a men's room event round the time Wimbledon takes place,

And Britain's top-level female players are approached to take part in the British Closed Women's Championships this summer.

Neither event may move without LTA approval, which might depend upon the govt. tips that emerge for the come back of the elite competition.
"The LTA is committed to making sure that whatever events are staged, they take tennis to the widest attainable audience

 And that they specialize in addressing the requirements of our performance players,"  an announcement from the administration.

"We will guarantee they're durable for the expansion of  tennis within the long run

 And eventually, in line with our responsibilities because the body of our sport, they're compliant with all the protocols necessary for this scenario."

Meanwhile, Andy Murray was one among the primary players on the court once the National tennis Centre re-opened its doors on Friday morning.

Anyone getting into the positioning in Roehampton should 1st consult the doctor and have their temperature taken.

There will solely be 2 players to a court, amid one member of their groups.

Murray was pictured with brother Jamie and his coach Jamie Delgado as he celebrated his thirty-third birthday with a come back to coaching.