Andy Murray’s Best Queen’s Points Throughout The Years 🌱

That's exhibition stuff. Murray with a clenched fist, but also a wry smile on his face. It's not every day Andy Murray gets to toy with the world number 20. Four games on. He likes this one. It's not easy to drop shot back on a drop shot when there's no pace to work with. Unbelievable from Andy Murray. A bit of roar from the home support. It's the best show of the tournament. I mean, just look how far he had to run to the backhand side. So some people are standing. Look, he's not in the picture. Here he comes. He's only done it again. Good chase. Oh, a diving winner from Murray. Getting value this afternoon at Queens. That's what they like to see on the grass. Murray breaks the lead by four games to three. That's a shot that Murray has hit exceptionally well all week. The pace he can hit this forward flattens it out from out there. That's what's so amazing about it. Oh, such a difficult shot made to look so easy. That was right out of the top drawer from Murray. Such a classy finish. I mean, he's facing away from the court when he makes contact with this. Longest rally of the match. 26 strokes. Murray produces the passing winner with number 26. What is going to come next? He never does anything in straight lines, this guy. They can't catch you off guard every now and then. It's the first to break. Oh, this is just vintage, isn't it? How many of these forehands has he made?