Wimbledon means more chores for Andy

Andy Murray has revealed how playing at Wimbledon means he has to do more household chores including washing up dishes and taking the bins out.

The world number one, 30, said the advantage of playing at Wimbledon is getting to stay at home with his wife Kim and their year-old daughter Sophia.

But the tennis ace, whose career takes him around the globe, said he also has to pull his weight around the house.

He said: “Obviously you get to stay at home. I get to see my family and sleep in my own bed and that’s nice. Obviously as tennis players we are playing all over the world so it’s quite rare for us to play a tournament and get to stay at 0 Andy Murray lives at home during Wimbledon fortnight home. But normally when I’m back for a few days I get asked to do a few things around the house. I was doing my washing when I got back the other day and sorting out my laundry and my bags. I take the bins out. I’m always stacking the dishes. I’m not a cook so my wife tends to cook and I clean up a lot of the times.”