Andy Murray wants more after winning Queen's title
Updated On: 15 June, 2009 08:27 AM IST | | AFP
Andy Murray admitted his 7-5, 6-4 victory over James Blake in the final of Queen's yesterday proved he has finally come of age.
Listen to this article :
Andy Murray admitted his 7-5, 6-4 victory over James Blake in the final of Queen's yesterday proved he has finally come of age.
When Murray first emerged as a gangly teenager four years ago, the Scot was a fragile figure, who was likely to follow a moment of brilliance by collapsing with cramp. But no longer does Murray find himself vomiting on court as he struggles to deal with a five-set match. Now the World No 3 thumps down lethal serves and booming groundstrokes in equal measure and plays with the maturity of a far older player.
When Murray first emerged as a gangly teenager four years ago, the Scot was a fragile figure, who was likely to follow a moment of brilliance by collapsing with cramp. But no longer does Murray find himself vomiting on court as he struggles to deal with a five-set match. Now the World No 3 thumps down lethal serves and booming groundstrokes in equal measure and plays with the maturity of a far older player.
 |
|
master murray! Britain's Andy Murray lifts the Queen's trophy after beating American James Blake (left) in the final at the Queen's Club in London yesterday. Murray won 7-5, 6-4. pic/AFP Read Next Story Trending StoriesLatest Photos |
