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Andy Murray wins Queen's doubles final alongside Feliciano Lopez to clinch first title in over two years

The former world number one won his first title in over two years

Sunday 23 June 2019 19:35 BST

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Andy Murray and Feliciano Lopez claimed victory in the men’s doubles final at Queen’s Club.

Murray, who wins his first title in over two years, defeated Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram 7-6 5-7 10-5 in front of packed crown in west London.

For the Scot, who hadn't played for six months before this week, it is the perfect return to the game while Lopez adds the doubles crown to the singles title which he won earlier in the day.

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Murray:

It's been brilliant to be back. I've really enjoyed it. I felt very relaxed at the begining of the week but my competitive instincs have kicked in with each match. I've felt no pain.

Tom Kershaw23 June 2019 19:38