Jack Draper conceded that he was “bullied” by Marin Cilic as he exited Wimbledon in the second round — and admitted “one of the toughest losses” of his career highlighted his “weakness” on grass.

Jack Draper now sees Andy Murray’s achievement of winning two Wimbledon titles as “unbelievable” after his shock second round exit. And the British No.1 said he will need to improve on grass to become a contender at his home Grand Slam.

N O 1 COURT — British No 1 Jack Draper is still waiting for a deep run at a home grand slam after being stunned by Marin Cilic 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4. In the first Wimbledon since Andy Murray’s retirement, it was up to Draper to fill the void left by the great Scot, and having risen to world No 4, there were high hopes that he could.