Andy Murray: playing against Nalbandian was very difficult

PanARMENIAN.Net - Andy Murray had to dig deep to progress to the third round of the Paris Masters after injuring his wrist during a 2-6 6-4 6-3 win over David Nalbandian.

The Argentine had the upper hand on Murray in their previous encounters, winning two of their three meetings, and it seemed as if that would continue as the world number 25 made a blistering start.

Murray had no answer to Nalbandian's tactics and admitted afterwards that playing the former Paris Masters champion had been "very difficult".

"I had to change my game completely and I played serve and volley for the whole of the second set. He was moving me around everywhere and I couldn't hit it from the back of the court," he said, BBC reported.