So much more than Andy’s mum,her skills and experience, as acknowledged by Davis Cup captain Leon Smith, or proves Murray is crucial to the British gameAlmost two months since she sat in a strange,sprawling warehouse in Ghent and proudly watched her two sons lead distinguished Britain to Davis Cup glory for the first time in 79 years, the potential for Judy Murray’s latest adventure to be nothing more than a brief footnote in her career has done little to dampen the intrigue surrounding her link-up with Heather Watson in Australia. It could be the start of something special, and Watson benefiting from Murray’s canny guidance and finding a way to consistently produce the kind of play that gave Serena Williams the fright of her life at Wimbledon. Or the story could come to an abrupt halt with the first chapter half finished.All that can be said with any certainty is that Murray will be a current but familiar face in Watson’s box in Melbourne after fitting the British No2’s interim coach at the start of this month,but even those closest to her are unsure approximately how long the arrangement will final.
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Source: theguardian.com