Djokovic and Murray: From Rivals to Allies

Novak Djokovic's new head coach is his former rival, Andy Murray. While missing Djokovic's season opener due to a family skiing trip, Murray remains in close communication as they prepare for the Australian Open. The duo's unexpected partnership has captured the excitement of tennis fans worldwide.

In a surprising twist, Novak Djokovic has enlisted Andy Murray, his former on-court rival, as his new head coach. Although Murray missed Djokovic's season opener due to a family vacation, the Scot offers advice from the slopes in preparation for the Australian Open.

The former world number ones faced each other 36 times in fierce competition, but now they've developed a friendly rapport. Djokovic kicked off his season with a victory over Rinky Hijikata, while Murray shared a skiing adventure update, wishing his family well and hoping to avoid injury.

Their collaboration is poised to bring fresh perspective to Djokovic's game as he aims for his 11th Australian Open title. Their transition from opponents to allies marks an exciting chapter for both players and their fans, as they join forces in the quest for more tennis glory.

(With inputs from agencies.)