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Andy Murray LIVE: Surbiton Trophy result and final score from Chung Hyeon match

Murray returned to grass ahead of Wimbledon and served impressively as the 36-year-old defeated Chung Hyeon in Surbiton

Jamie Braidwood
Monday 05 June 2023 10:13 EDT
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Andy Murray in action at the Surbiton Trophy
Andy Murray in action at the Surbiton Trophy (Getty Images for LTA)

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Andy Murray got his Wimbledon preparations up and running with a straight-sets win over Chung Hyeon in the opening round of the Surbiton Trophy on Monday.

Returning to grass for the first time since last year’s second-round defeat to John Isner at the All England Club, Murray encountered few problems as he saw off the challenge of the 27-year-old South Korean - who was playing just his third match since September 2020 due to a back injury.

Murray took the decision to skip the French Open in order to concentrate on his build-up to Wimbledon and the 36-year-old served impressively in his opening match of the grass-court season, which provided a solid base for a comfortable 6-3 6-2 win.

The Scot, who is the second seed at Surbiton, finished with eight aces and lost just six points on serve throughout the match. He will play a qualifier in the second round.

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