Defeated Draper in awe of Murray

JACK DRAPER says he now views Andy Murray's achievement of winning two Wimbledon titles as "unbelievable" after the left-hander's shock second-round exit.

- By Neil McLeman

British No.1 Draper also knows he will need to improve on grass to become a contender at his home Grand Slam tournament.

The world No.4 has yet to reach the third round at SW19 after losing 6-4 6-3 1-6 6-4 to 2017 runner-up Marin Cilic, 36, right.

He was the 19th male seed to crash out in a tournament full of upsets. Draper, 23, said: "Very frustrated. Really upset. Probably one of the toughest losses. I thought Cilic played an incredible match from start to finish. He didn't let up. He deserved the win.

"It makes me think that Andy's achievement winning here twice was just unbelievable.