Andy Murray out of Australian Open after losing what could be his last match

Andy Murray lost his initially round match at the Australian Open to Roberto Bautista Agut, in what could be the last match of his vocation as he considers retirement because of perpetual hip damage.

Murray struggled yet notwithstanding fighting back to two sets-all, he was vanquished 6-4 6-4 6-7(5) 6-7 (4) 6-2, by Bautista Agut, to whom he has never recently lost yet his falling flat wellness saw the three-time stupendous pummel victor go out.

Murray started looking much superior to anything he had in his training match against Novak Djokovic on Thursday. He was sending down serves at a decent pace and moving OK, especially out to his strike, in spite of the fact that the forehand remained an issue.

It was a troublesome circumstance for 22nd seed Bautista Agut and Murray delivered some fine play to set up a break point in the eighth diversion however couldn't take it.

Furthermore, the accompanying diversion, with Murray's ever-present limp more in proof, a got forehand gave the Spaniard the favorable position, and Bautista Agut served out the set 6-4.

Murray ventured up again toward the beginning of the second set, constraining two break focuses in the second amusement. In any case, he couldn't take either and Bautista Agut got through again in the fifth amusement, with Murray basically making an excessive number of blunders to coordinate his metronomic rival.

Murray's serve was broken in the third round of the third set, however he promptly crushed spirit to give some expectation that he may broaden the experience, and had a set point at 5-4 yet couldn't see it out and permitted Bautista Agut to take it to a tiebreak.

Murray opened a 4-1 lead before Bautista Agut endeavored to test his harmed hip by making him run, at that point battling back to 5-4. In any case, the Spaniard hit long to offer the Briton two set focuses – he blew the principal at that point took the second to take the tiebreak 7-5.

The fourth set ran with serve, requiring another tiebreak to isolate the players. Murray, praising each point as he opened an overwhelming 6-1 lead. In any case, Bautista Agut battled back to 6-4 preceding Murray inevitably leveled the match at two sets all.