Murray and Evans produced the unthinkable in Paris (Picture: Getty)
Andy Murray produced one of the greatest comebacks of his career in a thrilling Olympic doubles match with Dan Evans on Sunday.
In his final tournament before retiring, the British pair saved five match points in a row in the deciding tiebreak to beat Japan’s Kei Nishikori and Taro Daniel 2-6 7-6 (7-5) (11/9).
The incredible heroics from Murray and Evans has seen them extend their stay in the French capital, with expectations surrounding the duo having rocketed in light of the Roland-Garros miracle.
Murray and Evans have also seen the draw open up ahead of them, with the Team GB stars eyeing a deep run – and possibly even a medal – in Paris.
So, when do Murray and Evans play next at the Olympics and who could they play in the second round of the doubles competition?
When is Andy Murray’s next match at the Olympics?
Murray’s next match at the Olympics will be on Tuesday, July 30.
The order of play is yet to be confirmed, meaning we do not have an expected start time for the two-time Olympic gold medallist and Evans.
Evans will be playing Stefanos Tsitsipas in his second round singles tie on Monday, with Murray afforded the day off.
Evans beat Tunisia’s Moez Echargui in three sets earlier in the day on Sunday.
Murray, meanwhile, withdrew from the singles last week to focus on his doubles campaign.
Who do Andy Murray and Dan Evans play next at the Olympics?
Murray and Evans will play either Ugo Humbert and Arthur Fils of France or Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen of Belgium.
The two teams contest their first round match on Monday.
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