But the 51-year-old is not done just yet. The world number two is heading to the Morningside Arena in Leicester bidding to add a Grand Prix title to his illustrious CV. However, the England and Wales Cricket Board is investigating the document, which is said to contain graphic details of the abuse directed towards Rafiq. "But it's when it becomes a personal thing because ultimately, people don't know me as a person and some of the things you read about yourself… I used to think back then 'is that actually me, is that what I'm like', because you doubt yourself a little bit. Andy Murray has called on more players to get vaccinated against COVID-19 but says he will support restrictions on those who are unvaccinated at next year's Australian Open.