I call them getting out of trouble skills - Andy Murray s mother Judy reacts to her son s unorthodox service return at the Swiss Indoors Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout

I call them getting out of trouble skills - Andy Murray s mother Judy reacts to her son s unorthodox service return at the Swiss Indoors

Judy Murray (L) and Andy Murray advanced to the second round of the Swiss Indoors in Basel after staving off a determined challenge from Russian qualifier . An unusual return of serve from Murray, who was down 1-3 in the decider, caught the attention of tennis fans as well as his mother, who stated that the unorthodox shot was part of what she called "getting out of trouble skills." "I call them getting-out-of-trouble skills," Judy Murray tweeted. I call them “getting out of trouble” skills. Unorthodox to say the least

Unorthodox to say the least I call them “getting out of trouble” skills. Murray played an awkward-looking shot while returning Safiullin's serve but won the point, nevertheless, after the Russian, who attempted a down-the-line winner, failed to keep the ball in play. Murray, who was in a tight corner while trailing 1-4 in the third set, fought back to win the next five games and book himself a place in the second round of the Swiss Indoors where he will be up against Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain. Although the three-time Grand Slam champion appeared to be out of position after failing to read Safiullin's serve, fans lauded Murray's return, calling him a "master." "Still pulls the rabit outta the hat when you least expect it!" a fan wrote. STILL pulls the rabbit outta the hat when you least expect it! ? STILL pulls the rabbit outta the hat when you least expect it! ? "He's a master," another added. He's a master. He's a master. Andy Murray lauded his opponent after the win, revealing that he changed the way he was returning to create more opportunities. “He was serving huge and any opportunity he was hitting the ball huge from the back of the court. As the match went on, I started to dictate a few more points and served better. I changed the way I was returning a little bit and when I did that I was able to create a few more opportunities and frustrate him a little bit," he.

Andy Murray yet to win a title since 2019 European Open

Murray with the trophy at Wimbledon 2016 Andy Murray began the year in style by reaching the final of the Sydney International before going down to . After a series of early exits, the Glasgow-born player managed a semi-final finish at the Surbiton Trophy, which was followed by a loss to in the final of the Stuttgart Open. Andy Murray's struggles with a hip injury and consequent surgeries have hampered his progress over the past few seasons. The former World No. 1 has not won a title since winning the European Open in Antwerp back in 2019. The win at Antwerp was significant as it came after a press conference during the 2019 Australian Open where the British star revealed that he was considering retirement owing to his persistent hip pain.From a tearful press conference in Melbourne to winning an ATP title in Antwerp

Congrats to , the 2019 ATP Comeback Player of the Year!

From a tearful press conference in Melbourne to winning an ATP title in Antwerp Congrats to , the 2019 ATP Comeback Player of the Year! Andy Murray is a two-time Wimbledon champion, having won the tournament in 2013 and 2016 after registering his first Grand Slam triumph at the US Open in 2012. Poll : Who will win the 2022 ATP finals? Rafael Nadal Novak Djokovic Daniil Medvedev Stefanos Tsitsipas 1387 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found