It seems that the Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic partnership is not over just yet following their Australian Open stint.
Murray and Djokovic are reuniting at Indian Wellsaccording to reports, as they look to make history in California.
At the Australian Open, Djokovic suffered a leg injurythat forced him to retire from his semi-final match against Alexander Zverev.
After withdrawing from Serbia’s Davis Cup tie against Norway, Djokovic is looking ahead to a return to the matchcourt.
Murray is unlikely to join Djokovic at the Qatar Open, but their reunion will not be far away if the Indian Wells reports are true.
Paul Annacone says what he thinks about Andy Murray coaching Novak Djokovic again
Paul Annacone knows what it is like to coach top players, having helped Roger Federer for three years that includes his penultimate Wimbledon title victory in 2012.
The American has coached multiple top Grand Slam champions including Pete Sampras, Stan Wawrinkaand Sloane Stephens.
When speaking on the Tennis Channel podcast, Annacone discussed the latest news surrounding the Murray-Djokovic partnership and revealed the big questions that he has going forward.
“You have Andy Murray sitting in your box who has a wealth of information and to have that kind of information that so few people do that he can share with Novak, I think that’s really important,” said Annacone.
