Andy Murray smashes his racket in frustration after losing to Alex de Minaur in a last-set decider at the Paris Masters. Murray had a chance to end his losing streak against the Australian but failed to convert match points.
Andy Murray smashed his racket in frustration after Alex de Minaur produced a stunning fightback in a last-set decider to win another epic contest between the pair 7-6 4-6 7-5 at the Paris Masters .
The former world number one, though, looked on course to end that run in the first-round contest on Monday afternoon after recovering from losing the opening set tie-break to level and then forced two breaks to lead 5-2.October 30, 2023 A first match point went begging in the 10th game when Murray sent a return long and smashed his racket on the floor after handing De Minaur a break-point opportunity, which he took to level at 5-5.
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