British tennis player Jack Draper is set to make his return to competitive action at the Davis Cup tie against Norway. The 24-year-old has been sidelined with an arm injury, missing the 2026 Australian Open. Draper, currently ranked 13th in the world, last played a match at Wimbledon. He aims to regain form and confidence in Oslo.

Draper's comeback is a boost for the British team. His best Grand Slam result was reaching the semi-finals of the US Open in 2024. Before his injury, he secured two ATP Tour titles in 2024 and won the Masters 1000 title at Indian Wells in 2025. He'll be joined by Cameron Norrie and other top players.

After a long absence, Draper expressed his excitement about returning to play. He said he missed the thrill of competition and the feeling of winning. The tie in Oslo is a crucial step for the team as the winner advances to the second qualifying round in September. Draper's return is a welcome development.

With his previous success and the support of his team, Draper aims to climb back into the top 10. His return to the court is a positive sign for British tennis, as he looks to build on his past achievements. Fans will be watching to see how he performs in Oslo and the season ahead.