MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Andy Murray described some of his play as "shocking" and berated himself for playing "nonsense" tennis but the world number three was adamant he was not frustrated after he advanced to the Australian Open fourth round on Saturday. The U.S. Open champion took himself to task on court during the second set of his third round clash against practice partner Ricardas Berankis, cajoling himself to "show something" before he ran out a 6-3 6-4 7-5 winner. … UPDATE 1-Tennis-Murray not frustrated, despite frustrations
(Adds details, quotes) MELBOURNE, Jan 19 (Reuters) – Andy Murray described some of his play as “shocking” and berated himself for playing “nonsense” tennis but the world number three was adamant he was not frustrated after he advanced to the Australian Open fourth round on Saturday. The U.S. Open champion took himself to task on court during the second set of his third round clash against practice partner Ricardas Berankis, cajoling himself to “show something” before he ran out a 6-3 6-4 7-5 winner. …
INTERVIEW-Golf-Chowrasia's wife misses out on best round of week
ABU DHABI, Jan 19 (Reuters) – Shiv Chowrasia’s wife will be ruing her decision to stay in bed on Saturday morning after missing out on seeing her journeyman husband shoot the best round of the week at the Abu Dhabi Championship. The twice former European Tour winner teed off at 0738 local time in the second match of the day but the 5-foot-5 (1.65-metre) Indian quickly catapulted his way up the leaderboard with a flawless seven-under-par 65 earning a five-under total of 211. …
No comments:
Post a Comment