Andy Murray slipped to a 6-4, 6-4 defeat to British compatriot Kyle Edmund at Eastbourne on Wednesday to put the former world number one's participation at Wimbledon in fresh doubt. But the 31-year-old insisted he will be in position to decide whether he takes part at Wimbledon -- which starts on Monday -- by the time the draw is made on Friday. "Yeah, probably. I'll chat with my team in the next couple of days," said Murray.

"Obviously see how I pull up again on Thursday, but I don't really anticipate any issues. "With each match I'm trying to gain information about where I'm at physically and where my game is at." Murray, a two-time Wimbledon champion, has slipped to 156 in the world after only returning to action at Queen's last week following 11 months out with a hip injury. The 31-year-old lost first up at Queen's against Nick Kyrgios but was buoyed by beating fellow three-time major winner Stan Wawrinka in the opening round at Eastbourne on Monday. Murray suffered his hip injury in the quarter-finals at Wimbledon last year and underwent surgery in January.