Andy Murray

Australian Open Andy Murray22 year old Andy Murray is the highest ranked British Player in the World, the Scot is currently sitting at No.5 in the World after an excellent 2009. During the season last year Murray got has high as No.2 in the World during the course of the season after winning several tournaments along the way, the aim for 2010 is for Murray to claim the holy grail of a Grand Slam.

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He had a disappointing Australian Open last year when he could only get to the 4th round before being knocked out by Fernando Verdasco. He had a good French Open making it all the way through to the Quarter-Finals which was his best result in Paris to date, he also went to the Semi-Finals at Wimbeldon before losing out to Andy Roddick in four sets. There is no doubt that at this Australian Open he will be playing on his favoured surface and he will be in with a great chance to win his first Grand Slam if he gets a good run as he is more than capable of beating the likes of Federer and Nadal on his day.

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Murray has an all court game but is more comfortable at the baseline. He has strong forehands and backhands and his net play is up there with the best in the world. His serve is accurate but not deadly quick.

Many see his weakness has being overpowered by the likes of Juan Martin Del Potro and Andy Roddick which has happened in previous Grand Slams despite entering the matches as a clear favourite. He has also lost out to the likes of Marin Cilic and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in recent Grand Slams which backs up that theory but Murray will be eager to prove his doubters wrong and collect his first Grand Slam in Melbourne.