Andy Murray Match Today 21/06/2023

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Prediction 1

Murray & Norrie to Win

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Prediction 2

Ram & Salisbury to Win

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Playing in the UK, Andy Murray has a chip on his shoulder. With Novak Djokovic triumphing at Roland Garros, the Scotsman is also rolling back the years and having fun on the court.

After claiming the Surbiton Trophy, his first on home soil since his 2016 Wimbledon triumph, Murray made it two in two weeks as he captured the Nottingham Open crown. The three-time Grand Slam turned his attention towards the Queen’s Club Championships, where is on the leaderboard with a record five titles.

It did not go according to the plan as Alex de Minaur comfortably knocked him out of the competition. The defeat to the Australian ace brought an end to his 10-match winning streak on the grass court. However, Murray is still kicking in the doubles event as he partners with British number 1 Cameron Norrie in search of silverware success.

British sweep in Nottingham with both @KatiecBoulter and @Andy_Murray picking up singles titles! 🏆🇬🇧#RothesayOpen pic.twitter.com/2ejd0TNDt4
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 18, 2023

Opponent Update: Murray’s Next Doubles Challenger

Contents

1 Opponent Update: Murray’s Next Doubles Challenger
2 When is Andy Murray Next Playing and Where to Watch it?
3 Andy Murray’s Next Showdown Venue

With brother Jamie Murray partnering with Michael Venus, Andy teamed up with Norrie in the doubles category of the Queen’s Club Championships. Their first challenge will be against Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury.

Murray and Norrie are partnering for the first time and go as underdogs against Ram and Salisbury, who reached the third round at Roland Garros. Prior to that, they tasted success at Lyon Open and were ousted at the quarter-final stage at Rome Masters.

It will be interesting how Murray and Norrie match up against the third seeds. The balance of individual quality is heavily tilted in favour of the British pair but it remains to be seen how they perform together as a team. Ram and Salisbury have a proven record and have put in the hard yards to understand each other’s strengths, and will have a strategy to force their path to the quarter-finals.

When is Andy Murray Next Playing and Where to Watch it?

Don’t miss the highly anticipated return to the Queen’s Club Championships against Alex De Minaur. The duel is slated to kick off on June 20, 2023, at 10:00 GMT.

UK and Ireland viewers can catch all the action live on BBC TV and its associated digital channels. Matches will also be broadcast on Prime Video for UK audiences. You can find more details on streaming and broadcast options here.

Can @andy_murray make a run at Wimbledon despite his early loss at Queens? #TCLive discuss 💬 pic.twitter.com/1lbFuTvWSG
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 20, 2023