British player Jack Draper withdraws from Wimbledon after a relapse of an arm injury, multiple outlets report. Draper, 24 and previously ranked as Britain’s top player, was scheduled to play in a highly anticipated first-round match at the All England Club against the sixth seed, Taylor Fritz. Several sources describe the withdrawal as a fresh setback in a long-running sequence of injuries. The BBC and other reports say he has been unable to play for most of the past year due to the arm problem, and that he is “devastated” by the decision. The Guardian adds that his Wimbledon appearance comes after earlier return work following another injury, noting his Eastbourne participation last week marked his first tournament in around two and a half months after knee tendonitis. The i notes that the injury period has affected his rankings, with Draper already dropping out of the top 100. Separately, one source mentions that Draper’s pullout follows the earlier withdrawal of Emma Raducanu before she could play, underscoring the impact of injuries on British representation at Wimbledon.