Andy Murray: ‘On clay, players should decide when a match has to be suspended’

Andy Murray reached the French Open quarter-finals by beating John Isner 7-6 6-4 6-3. Speaking about the match, Murray said, ‘Obviously the first set was key. I didn’t have any chances, really, in the first set until the tie-break. I was a bit lucky on the 6-5 point. He had a great serve; I guessed the right way on his approach shot. That point was very important, for sure. And then after that I was starting to create a lot more chances on the return games.’

The match was suspended for an hour, because of the rain, but Murray had asked to stop play a few points before. ‘When you’re returning his serve you have to be very explosive. Very quick, and if you lose traction on your feet, it’s very easy to tweak your groin or something. You’re saying we we’re trying to finish the game, but I wasn’t trying to finish the game. I …

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