World No.1 Britain's former tennis star Andy Murray will return to the court from a tournament organized by his brother Jamie Murray. The tournament will be played from 23 to 28 June without an audience and the aim is to raise money for the NHS charity. Murray has not played tennis since the Davis Cup tie in November last year.

According to reports, The Lawn Tennis Association said on Twitter, "We are very happy to host Jamie Murray's tournament 'Scroder's Battle of the Brits' from 23 to 28 June at the National Tennis Center." It is expected that this tournament can raise £ 100,000 for an NHS charity.

For your information, let us tell you that the BBC wrote to Jamie, "The last few months have been very challenging for everyone and we are looking at this tournament as giving something back to the people." He said, "A lot of hard work has been done to make this tournament possible and we are fully prepared for the tennis week. We would like to thank him by raising funds for NHS Heroes."

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