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Britain's number one Andy Murray has ruled out appointing a new coach.

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French coach Loic Courteau will not be re-uniting with former pupil Amelie Mauresmo on Andy Murray's coaching team. Courteau, who spent six years coaching Mauresmo, said in December he had spoken to his compatriot about taking up a role in Murray's camp following the departure of assistant coach Dani Vallverdu. However, the 51-year-old is set to continue working with France's Julien Benneteau, who lost in the first round of the Australian Open on Tuesday. French coach Loic Courteau has ruled out joining Amelie Mauresmo on Andy Murray's team . Speaking to reporters after his four-set defeat to Benjamin Becker in Melbourne, Benneteau said Courteau would not be linking up with Murray. 'Nice things are still ahead for us,' added the 33-year-old, who finished 2014 at a career-high 25th in the world and won the men's doubles title in the French Open. Murray made it through to the last 32 of the Australian Open after a straight sets win over Marinko Matosevic . Speaking in December, Courteau had told L'Equipe: 'A few weeks ago I had discussions with Amelie, who spoke with Andy. I had not been able to talk directly with him, as he was leaving the Philippines [after playing in the International Premier Tennis League]. 'The plan was to work with him in the year, with a base in England. For the moment, it does not happen. I'm not saying it will not happen, because I do not know. But at the Australian Open, I will be with Julien.'