It was late Saturday afternoon at Flushing Meadows when Andy Murray and Ivan Lendl finally caught up, having trawled through the bowels of the humming stadium complex to seek each other out. In these same corridors two years ago they celebrated the Scot's historic U.S Open championship victory, this most eyecatching player-coach relationship having done precisely what it was designed to do. The odd couple pairing – Lendl had never coached before - came to an end in Miami back in March, and now they were meeting for the first time since the 54 year-old Czech effectively walked out, citing the insufficient amount of time he was able to give to the job.
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Lendl coached Murray to his only US Open victory two years ago
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Czech coach left Murray's team because he could not commit enough time
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Murray now works with Amelie Mauresmo 25 weeks of the year
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British no 1 will begin his US Open on Monday
More to come: Lendl believes that with @placeholder coaching him Murray has the potential to win more Slams