CHEERING on Andy Murray in the final of a major competition is almost becoming routine, with predictions Britain's top tennis player could soon be the best in the world.
CHEERING on Andy Murray in the final of a major competition is almost becoming routine, with predictions Britain's top tennis player could soon be the best in the world.
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by Judith Duffy
But yesterday the Scot revealed one of his biggest worries during his bid for a second Grand Slam title might be remembering to serve the ball to the correct part of the court.
The 25-year-old from Dunblane is aiming to secure his second victory in a major tournament as he takes on Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open in Melbourne today. Last year he beat Djokovic in the US Open to become the first British male Grand Slam singles champion in 76 years.
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