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Grigor Dimitrov produced this outstanding volley in his 3rd round match against Andy Murray at the Miami Masters Murray secured the first break of the evening in the third game but, as it would prove throughout the match, he could not take advantage of his lead and gave the break straight back to Dimitrov.The rest of the set went with serve, and Murray found some inspiration in the tie-break to take a 4-0 lead and take it 7-1 with life suddenly looking rosier for the British No 1 and second seed.But it was Dimitrov who was inspired in the opening game of the second set, breaking Murray to love, and when he made it 3-0 Murray slunk back to his seat and took out his frustrations on his equipment. Murray congratulates Grigor Dimitrov after a punishing three-set battle There was a response from Murray, who broke to close the deficit to 4-2, and he had a chance when Dimitrov served for the set at 5-4, only to waste a break point and see his opponent level the match on his third set point.The match was at Murrays mercy early in the decider, with a break seeing him into a 3-1 lead, but just as in the first set he gave that break straight back.Unforced errors continued to pile up for the second seed and Dimitrov broke to lead 4-3, before repeating the dose to close out the match in the ninth game, with Murray clearly in no mood for a battle. Grigor Dimitrov is looking to return to the 2014 form that saw him in the worlds top 10 after beating Andy Murray in the 3rd round of the Miami Open Coming into the third set I knew Andy is going to run down every shot and he was up a break, Dimitrov told Sky Sports.dddddddddddd That didnt discourage me but I felt I was striking the ball back and I thought I would get a chance and I saw that opportunity and I was on top of my game when it came. Physically felt fine and so it is on to the next one. Andy Murray smashes his racquet against his bag several times after being broken by Grigor Dimitrov in the Miami Open I have been working a lot, my main goal was to leave myself on the court and that is what I did. 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