Johnny, the wrist is fine mate. In my opinion, Bjorkman is playin the better game tactically. Andy seems to be relying on Bjorkman attacking him and then counter attacking, but for the majority of the game Bjorkman has just sat on the baseline and given Andy nothing to work with. He has barely even been serve-volleying.

Andy has just recently started to attack a little more and hopefully that will put pressure on Bjorkman. He has to let Bjorkman know that he can't rally with Andy and persuade him to come forward.

I think the early morning start was also a factor as we know Andy often starts slow. He may still be lacking a little confidence too. On a couple of big points he has had big openings to hit his famous backhand down the line and declined it.

2-2

Steady hold from Murray despite a double fault on the opening point. Bjorkman has a quick word with the umpire at the end, he obviously wasn't happy with a call, but the man in the chair is not having any of it.

So Andy converts his 11th BP chance to go up 4-3 in the 2nd.

Keep it up lad !!!

2nd Set

Easy hold from Andy.

Murray leads 5-3*

30-40 BP again !!!

Murray v Bjorkman MD2 : 5-7 6-3

3rd Set

Murray serving : 15-0 30-0 30-15 40-15 game

1-0*

Murray v Bjorkman MD2 : 5-7 6-3

3rd Set

1-0*

Bjorkman 0-15, 0-30, 15-30, 30-30, 30-40 BP....and game

*2-0 Murray....

Looks like Andy has 'clicked'...eh I dont mean his wrist...his game !!!

Off Home now...cmon Murray !!!