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TORONTO (Reuters) - Olympic champion Andy Murray has withdrawn from the Toronto Masters with a left knee injury, the Briton said on Thursday.
Murray, who suffered the injury while chasing down a forehand in the second set of his opening match on Wednesday, was scheduled to play Canadian Milos Raonic later on Thursday in third round action.
(Reporting by Frank Pingue; Editing by Brian Homewood)
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