The world No. 2 went viral in his most recent match against Rosol in May 2015 after shouting some choice words across to the net to his opponent, but he insists its water under the bridge now.

The veteran Czech hasn’t beaten Murray in their two previous meetings, but he has taken a set each time and has the type of off-speed game that typically frustrates the Brit.

But the 2012 US Open champion is playing the best tennis of his career and knows what it takes to win in New York. Murray struggles early on but wins in four sets.

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Paceman Liam Plunkett says he thinks the current England limited overs side is the best he has been a member of.

Eoin Morgan’s men are on a run of eight matches unbeaten in white ball cricket this summer and will bid to make it 3-0 on Tuesday in their best-of-five ODI series against Pakistan.

And Plunkett, who has been involved with the England set-up, albeit intermittently, since 2005, and has 41 ODI caps, thinks the current one-day side are a powerhouse unit.

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Edgeworth caught the eye in the Round of 32, putting the heat on FNQ in Cairns with a clinical 3-0 dismantling of the Queensland powerhouse – though now, it’s a completely different challenge for the NNSW champs.

This time the Eagles have home advantage though knowing Wanderers, their fabulous fans will make this feel like an away tie for Damien Zane’s men.  But if they need inspiration they need look no further than the indefatigable Daniel McBreen.

The Edgeworth club legend scored the decisive second goal for the Mariners against Wanderers in the 2013 Hyundai A-League Grand Final, and he is still banging in the goals as he draws closer to his 40th celebration.

The former A-League golden boot winner netted in Cairns and remains a danger. But there are plenty of other talents in this team.

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