Cash backs Murray for top-three spot

Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:09

Murray has risen to fourth in the rankings after a superb 2008, winning five tournaments – including back-to-back Masters Series titles in Cincinnati and Madrid – and reaching his first grand slam final at the US Open.

“He’s had a very good year and beaten the top guys. He’s going to be number three before too long, he’s improving his game and Novak Djokovic (number three) is not improving his, he’s becoming one-dimensional,” Cash told BBC Radio Five Live. “Murray is keen to become an all-round player and he has plan A, B or C.”

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