Murray third in All England seeding

Britain's number one Andy Murray has been made the number three seed for Wimbledon, which gets underway on Monday.

The 22-year-old Scot, who is currently the world's number three, is behind defending champion Rafael Nadal and five-time champion Roger Federer. Murray, who reached the quarter-finals last year before losing in straight sets to eventual champion Nadal, is being tipped by five-time champion Bjorn Borg to end Britain's long wait for a men's champion.
"He is ready to win a Grand Slam tournament and is one of my favourites to win Wimbledon," the 53-year-old said.
"He has no weaknesses, he can play on all kinds of surfaces and I was very impressed what he did on the clay court surface. He was hitting the ball extremely well.
"Andy Murray seems to find himself on the court and knows how to behave, focus and play his game.
"He has matured a lot as a person over the last year and as a tennis player. If you compare him now to a few years ago he is a completely different player on the court."
Borg added: "If he does not win Wimbledon this year, then he has a good chance in the years to come.
"One day, eventually, Andy Murray will win Wimbledon."