Andy Murray could miss Great Britain's Davis Cup tie v France

Andy Murray's brother Jamie says the World No 1 may have to sit out the Davis Cup quarter-final against France next week due to an elbow injury.

Murray had to pull out of the ongoing Miami Open when he picked up the injury while practicing and he returned to Britain last week to have the injury scanned.

Jamie Murray told The Times that he is not expecting his brother to be on duty for the Davis Cup tie in Rouen, which starts a week on Friday.

"It's some sort of tear in his elbow, so he needs to rest," said Jamie Murray.

"He said he can do everything except serve and he told me that rest was all he had to do.

"I am not planning that he is going be there but, if he is, then obviously that is great for the team and we'll see what happens.

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"But the most important thing for him is just to get healthy, because he has had a few issues now.

"He has had shingles, he has had his elbow, he was sick here as well for two or three days after he pulled out of the tournament.

"I think he just needs to get a bit settled and get a good crack at it over the next three months, because there are a lot of big tournaments to play."

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