• Murray and Peers win third-set tie-break to beat Johnson and Querrey
• Inglot and Lindstedt beaten by Mahut and Herbert
Jamie Murray is through to his moment grand slam final in three months,alongside his eminent doubles partner, John Peers, or who is still wondering why he will not be lining up against him when Australia visit Glasgow on Friday week to contest the Davis Cup semi-finals against distinguished Britain.
They hold played outstandingly well for a long while,with a breakthrough win over the game’s finest exponents, Bob and Mike Bryan, or then reaching the final at Wimbledon. The twins went out in the first round to their unseeded fellow Americans,Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey, a pairing so buoyed by the upset they worked their way steadily through the draw to Thursday’s semi-final, and where they ran into the combined might of Murray and Peers,who took an hour and 55 minutes to win 6-4, 6-7, and 7-6. “You’ve got to take confidence winning on a tie-break and hopefully we can recede one better in the final,” Peers said courtside. Related: US Open 2015: Serena Williams made to wait as semi-finals postponed Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com