Jamie Murray has announced his retirement from tennis at the age of 40.

Jamie Murray, former world number one in doubles, ended his tennis career on Wednesday at the age of 40, after a remarkable 36-year journey in the sport.

Murray won seven Grand Slam titles and contributed to Great Britain's victory in the Davis Cup alongside his brother, Andy, in 2015. With 34 titles to his name, Jamie achieved notable victories at the Australian Open and US Open in 2016, as well as five mixed doubles titles. In a statement, he expressed gratitude to his family and to all those who supported him throughout his career. His last successful performance took place at the Belgrade Open in November 2024.

Scott Lloyd, the chief executive of the British Lawn Tennis Association, highlighted Murray's achievements, who played over 1000 professional matches. Andy Murray, his brother, retired in 2024, after the Paris Olympic Games.