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WATCH: Murray cleans up "garbage" at Battle of Brits

Published Aug 03, 2020

The team installment of the Battle of the Brits wrapped up over the weekend with Joe Salisbury and Harriet Dart topping Jamie Murray and Heather Watson 6-4, 6-2, to snag a 63-56 win for the British Bull Dogs.

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Murray, the brainchild behind the event, was on the Union Jacks team with his younger brother Andy. Always messing around, Andy Murray hopped on court to clear up some "garbage" after Alastair Gray netted a forehand.

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On Sunday, Andy Murray teamed with Naomi Broady to beat Kyle Edmund and Emma Raducanu, keeping the Jacks alive. But his brother Jamie couldn't pull out the win for the Murray family.

The event featured 60 singles, doubles and mixed doubles matches across seven days at the LTA National Tennis Centre in Roehampton.