Milos Raonic will likely be Andy Murray’s main title rival at the season-opening Brisbane International. The big-serving Canadian looks set to be seeded second behind defending champion Murray following Tuesday’s full field announcement. The British star confirmed his entry back in August but organisers have now announced that four other top-20 players will compete in Queensland during the opening week of the ATP season.
World number 13 Raonic is joined by Gilles Simon, Alexandr Dolgopolov and Kei Nishikori, while former Brisbane champion and recent Davis Cup hero
