Murray Doubles Up to Stay in Spain
Andy Murray partnered Ross Hutchins as the British pair beat Swedes Thomas Johansson and Robert Lindstedt in Barcelona
Andy Murray extended his stay at the Open Sabadell Atlantico in Barcelona by reaching the second round of the doubles alongside Ross Hutchins. The pair beat the veteran Swedes Thomas Johansson and Robert Lindstedt 6-4, 2-6, 10-3 to set up a meeting with Kevin Ullyett and Jeff Coetzee in the second round.
The British duo comfortably took the first set, breaking their opponents twice before struggling in the second as they were broken twice while wasting an opportunity themselves. But Murray and Hutchins made relatively light work of the deciding match tie-break, winning it 10-3.
The British duo comfortably took the first set, breaking their opponents twice before struggling in the second as they were broken twice while wasting an opportunity themselves. But Murray and Hutchins made relatively light work of the deciding match tie-break, winning it 10-3.
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