Andy Murray has offered to partner brother Jamie in doubles action this summer in a bid to get his sibling's career back on track.

Jamie has slumped to world no. 62 on the doubles circuit and has been forced to drop off the main tour in order to build up his ranking points.

But younger brother Andy, who is currently ranked at a career high of four in the world, has vowed to give the former Wimbledon mixed doubles champion a helping hand.

"I'm sure we'll play a couple of times this year," said US Open finalist Andy. "We tried to play at Monte Carlo recently but didn't get in.

"I'll try to play with him again but the tournaments now are so tough.

"When you're struggling with confidence that makes it difficult but give it a few months and I'm sure he'll start playing well again."