Washington, Aug. 2 (IANS): Former World No. 1 Andy Murray is determined and keen to find a solution to his ongoing cramping issues after he struggled physically during his first-round defeat against Mikael Ymer at the Citi Open.
The British tennis player, who also suffered cramping in Newport last month, battled against the Swede in the American heat for two hours and 50 minutes and looked physically drained in the deciding set on Tuesday (IST).
"I have struggled a little bit with cramping the past two tournaments. I need to have a little look at that with my team and maybe see why that is, make a few changes," Murray said during his post-match press conference.
"In terms of the training off the court and on the practice court, I'll have to look at that as well and see if there's more that I could be doing, maybe different ways of practising to help with that. Scheduling training more in the heat of the day at 1500 hrs or 1600 hrs rather than 1000 hrs when it's not quite as humid, not quite as warm, not quite as helpful. There are a few things I can look at," he added.
After losing the first set, Murray responded by taking his chances in the second set to level the match at the ATP 500 event. However, the Scot, who admitted he normally enjoys the humid conditions, was unable to match Ymer's intensity in the third set.