THE transition to clay courts is something with which Andy Murray has never felt immediately comfortable.
THE transition to clay courts is something with which Andy Murray has never felt immediately comfortable.
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Stuart Fraser
But as he took to a grass court yesterday for the first time this year, it was like watching a duck take to water.
This week's AEGON Championships at the Queen's Club in London heralds the start of the biggest grass-court season of Murray's career. Not only does the 25-year-old have another assault on Wimbledon to look forward to, but he will return to the All England Club just three weeks later for a once-in-a-lifetime shot at winning an Olympic gold medal on home soil.
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