British tennis player Cameron Norrie has withdrawn from the US Open due to a persistent forearm injury that also kept him out of the Paris Olympics and the Cincinnati Open. Norrie, currently ranked world No. 47 and British No. 2, announced his decision on Instagram, expressing disappointment but emphasizing the need to rest and recover. This injury has disrupted his summer season, preventing him from playing since his loss to Rafael Nadal at the Swedish Open last month. With Andy Murray's retirement, Jack Draper and Dan Evans remain the only British men in the main draw for the upcoming US Open, which starts on August 26. Norrie's absence is a significant setback for British tennis, which has already been struggling with form issues among its top players.