Andy Murray vs Cameron Nollie Live: Scoring at the Western & Southern Open before Emma Radukhanu's match

"It definitely took me a few years to catch up to my level," said Norrie. The Guardianmust try his best in practice to catch up with him.Maybe I think it's pretty even between us these days.We always have good habits.

"I always wonder what he thinks about certain situations, certain players, how they play and their tactics. All, really. He has a lot to do in this sport. and accomplished almost everything, so I'm sure I'm a lucky enough guy to be an English player, I've worked with him a lot, spent a lot of time with him, and I've had a few It's pretty cool to worry about."

Murray replied: I mean, it would obviously contribute a little to that. Again, it could avoid playing against better players in tournaments if they are seeded or highly ranked in the event. that's an advantage.

"But yeah, I mean, the reason I didn't feel like I won as many games this year as I wanted was because I wasn't playing. Enough. Even in the first round few matches I had, I didn't necessarily play great tennis and didn't step it up in the next match or when I was playing against better opponents.

"The evidence is there -- over the last 18 months, I've said a lot about the players I've won or been successful with. It's been there, but it's been inconsistent, and unless that changes, yeah, it's going to be hard to deep run."

"It's a lively court in this kind of weather. I'm physically tired," Murray explained. “Like Washington, we had some cramping issues during the game and we have to work through that. When I got up I wasn't that successful but the intention was there I was a little more aggressive on the return of the second serve Last game was just fighting and getting out of the way

Norrie won the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati. defeated Dane Holger Loon in three sets at

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Andy Murray Emma Radukhanu had a busy day for Great Britain on Center Court today against Cameron Norrie at the Western& Southern Open in Cincinnati. With the US Open just around the corner, his tournaments in the ATP and WTA 1000 series will be his last chance to pick up speed on hard courts before heading to Flushing his Meadows.

First, Murray is the current and former British No. robbed Norry for his second time in a fight between 1. Norrie, who had just reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon, also needed three sets to beat Holger Roon in his opening round. Murray won their last meeting in 2019, making it the second time the players have faced each other, but Norrie has come a long way since then.

Radukanu would then face a tough test against  former World No. 1 Victoria Azarenka in Cincinnati. Radukhanu was a blaze in the fire, beating Serena Williams 6-4 6-0 in her first and possibly last career meeting before the 23-time Grand Slam champion retired. The  British number 1 faces a short turnaround as she prepares to face former Australian Open champion Azarenka as her match against Williams doesn't end until late at night in Cincinnati. increase.