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Ewen Lumsden climbing the rankings as Scottish tennis moves on after Andy Murray

Andy Murray’s retirement has left a massive void in Scottish tennis and Ewen Lumsden is keen to be part of the equation when it comes to trying to…

The National (Scotland)

Maia Lumsden keen to soak up the full Australian Open experience

Maia Lumsden keen to soak up the full Australian Open experience.

The National (Scotland)

From Covid to the Copper Box: Maia Lumsden relishes her ‘unbelievable’ return

The Scot was bed-bound for several months after initially contracting the virus in October 2020.

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Maia Lumsden keen to make up for lost time ahead of Great Britain debut

Maia Lumsden keen to make up for lost time ahead of her Great Britain debut in the Billie Jean King cup play-off tie against Sweden.

The National (Scotland)

Best all-British women’s doubles run at Wimbledon since 1983 comes to an end

Naiktha Bains and Maia Lumsden were beaten in the quarter-finals by impressive third seeds Elise Mertens and Storm Hunter.

The Independent UK

Elena Rybakina and Ons Jabeur set for rematch in Wimbledon quarter-finals

Rybakina beat Jabeur in last year’s final to lift her first grand slam title.

The Independent UK

All-British pair reach Wimbledon women’s doubles quarters for first time in 40 years

Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs were the previous all-British team to achieve the feat.

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All-British pair reach women’s doubles quarter-finals for first time in 40 years

Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs were the previous all-British team to achieve the feat.

The Independent UK

Maia Lumsden feared tennis career was over due to long Covid

The Scottish player reached the second round of the women’s doubles at Wimbledon as she continues her return to the sport.

The Independent UK

GB tennis prospects fear careers could be over after being left bedbound by Covid

Two of GB's tennis stars of the future recall their experiences dealing with long covid - Maia Lumsden and Tanysha Dissanayake's careers have both been heavily impacted after contracting covid-19

Daily Mirror

GB’s Maia Lumsden and Tanysha Dissanayake fear for careers due to long Covid

The players were both left bedbound after contracting coronavirus

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