British No1 Jack Draper is facing a race to be fit for the new season after a hip issue forced him to cancel a training week with reigning Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz.

Jack Draper has had to cancel a training week with Carlos Alcaraz in Spain because of a minor hip problem. The British No 1 has been kept off court by the injury but is optimistic it will not affect his participation in next month’s Australian Open.

British number one Jack Draper cancells a training week with Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz because of a hip injury.

Jack Draper has had to cancel a training week with Carlos Alcaraz in Spain because of a minor hip problem. The British number one has been kept off court by the injury but is optimistic it will not affect his participation in next month’s Australian Open.

World no. 15 Jack Draper should have trained with Carlos Alcaraz and Flavio Cobolli in Alicante in the upcoming weeks. The 22-year-old Briton had to change his plans and stay at home, citing a minor hip issue and missing his planned trip to Spain.

British tennis hopeful Jack Draper's pre-season plans have hit a snag as he's had to scrap his training trip to Spain with world Carlos Alcaraz due to an injury. Draper was set to fine-tune his game at the Ferrero Tennis Academy in Villena,

Jack Draper has been forced to cancel his pre-season trip to Spain, where he was set to hit with Carlos Alcaraz, due to an injury, according to reports. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

Carlos Alcaraz has returned to training at the Ferrero Tennis Academy after a week of exhibition matches against Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe. The four-time Grand Slam champion wasted no time, getting back to work on Monday,

Jack Draper says hes cancelled pre-season training with Carlos Alcaraz after the British No 1 revealed hes suffering from a hip problem.

The decision to head to Alicante comes after Draper was told to stop training in the UK. Andy Roddick said Draper needed to find “another base” in the heat. Mark Petchey went a step further, suggesting the Brit should move abroad to a “hot, humid place.” The 22-year-old has often struggled with intense conditions on the court.

It has been a breakthrough season for the British No1 with the first two titles of his career, and a run to the US Open semi-finals which leaves him at No 15 in the world.