Andy Murray would not put a number on it but, as he left Rome last night, despondent and frustrated on a 26th birthday he would rather forget, the chances of him showing up in Paris for the French Open later this month seemed no more than 50-50.
Andy Murray bemoaned a failure to take his chances, but said his clay season is "going in the right direction" following the failure of his latest bid for a maiden title on his least favoured surface.
Andy Murray finally reached the quarter-final of the Mutua Madrid Open after he broke the dogged resistance of Frenchman Gilles Simon in a match lasting almost three hours.
ANDY MURRAY scrapped his way to victory in a tough workout against Germany's Florian Mayer that lasted more than two hours yesterday afternoon but Novak Djokovic, the world No.1, was unable to match him in a dramatic night game against Grigor Dimitrov.