Judy Murray and Jack Sock have launched a search to find the boy who had the American's towel taken from his grasp during a match at Wimbledon.
The world number 18 threw his towel into the crowd following his four-set win over Christian Garin on Tuesday after the unidentified boy gestured for it.
However, the souvenir was ripped from his hands by a man wearing a white hat, following a brief tug-of-war for the item.
The older man has been criticised on social media for seizing the towel, while the fan who lost out has received sympathetic messages from fans.
Murray said the man should be "ashamed" of his actions, while Sock asked fans to let him know the boy's name and said he would be providing him with a replacement towel.
If ur the bloke in the blue polo shirt and hat, you should be ashamed...... https://t.co/KlZ250NCQP
— judy murray (@JudyMurray) 4 July 2017
If anyone knows the kid that unfortunately had the towel ripped out of his hands...tweet his name at me and I'll be sure to get him one 🤙🏻
— Jack Sock (@JackSock) 4 July 2017
The 24-year-old Nebraskan will take on Austria's Sebastian Ofner in their second-round clash on Thursday.
