By Erik Gudris | @atntennis | Thursday, June 6, 2023

To be continued.

Both Andy Murray and Stefanos Tsitispas may have an evening to sleep on issues earlier than resuming their to date stellar second spherical encounter at Wimbledon.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Murray finds himself main two units to at least one 6-7(3), 7-6(2), 6-4 over the No. 5 seed Tsitsipas. The match was suspended as a result of native council curfew that prohibits exercise after 11 p.m in consideration for native residents.

The second spherical match lived as much as its early billing as each males performed exceptionally properly delighting the partisan Centre Court crowd hoping that Murray might pull off the upset.

Yet Murray raised some query marks about his bodily well being within the late levels of the third set.

Murray, whereas serving to take the third set, slipped at the back of Centre Court and fell to the bottom. Issuing a pointy cry of ache, Murray appeared to injured his groin or thigh. Fortunately for him, he managed to get again on his toes and serve out the possibly decisive third set at 6-4.

A couple of minutes later, each gamers agreed to name time on the match and resume issues tomorrow after the scheduled Carlos Alcaraz and Alexandre Muller second spherical assembly.

Before that, the match proved to be an thrilling and shut encounter with every participant exhibiting off their perfect in entrance of the Centre Court crowd.

After a really shut first set, Tsitsipas used his forehand to nice benefit to ultimately take the opening set tiebreak.

The second set proved simply as shut. Yet, Murray who served properly and saved his unforced errors to a minimal and pushed issues to a different tiebreak. On the third level, Tsitsipas netted a forehand that handed Murray an early mini-break that he held onto to ultimately take the tiebreak and stage along with his opponent.

Murray then broke Tsitsipas at love at the beginning of the third set. Murray, who solely had 10 unforced errors to date, held onto his break benefit to ultimately shut out the set 6-4 and take the 2 units to like lead.

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