Andy Murray and Ivan Lendl reunited at Queen's Club

Murray won Olympic gold, the US Open and Wimbledon while under Lendl's tutelage

Ivan Lendl returned to coaching duties with Andy Murray for the first time in over two years on Tuesday.

The Czech-born American took charge of an hour-long coaching session at Queen's Club in London.

Murray will play France's Nicolas Mahut in his Aegon Championships opener, but rain delays mean the match is unlikely to start before 14:00 BST.

Murray and Lendl's morning practice was cut short by the weather and more rain is forecast through the day.

Jamie Delgado (left) is Murray's full-time coach, with Lendl committed to 20 weeks a year with the Scot

Lendl arrived from the United States on Monday evening, having last week agreed a deal to resume his coaching role alongside Murray.

The pair split in March 2014 after a successful two-year period that saw Murray win his only Grand Slam titles at the US Open and Wimbledon, as well as Olympic gold.

Their practice session on Monday lasted an hour before the rain arrived, with British number seven Alex Ward providing the opposition across the net.

Murray's forehand speed has dropped since his initial split with Lendl

Lendl worked in tandem with Jamie Delgado, who joined Murray's coaching set-up earlier this year, with the former world number one directing the drills.

Mahut, ranked 51st, should provide a stern test of Murray's grass-court level when the pair meet, the Frenchman having won an ATP title on the surface in the Netherlands on Monday.

Murray, a four-time champion at Queen's Club, lost to Mahut in the second round in 2012.

Andy Murray shared the Queen's practice court with another legend of the game on Monday as John McEnroe and his Canadian charge Milos Raonic (seated in grey) joined him for a hit