Players Under the Microscope / Editor / 07 May 2007 /

Andy Murray has revealed a healthy rivalry with his older brother Jamie, as the pair look to continue a good start to 2007.
Murray junior has maintained his progress on Tour this year, climbing into the world's top ten and winning his second San Jose title.
The Scot, who turned 20 later this month, has also been delighted by the achievements of his brother with Jamie on the double circuit.

The elder Murray has won two doubles titles on the ATP Tour, both coming in February of this year.
Speaking in an interview with the BBC, Andy Murray said: "We're tied on two career wins each, so we've got a bit of rivalry going.
"Winning a doubles Grand Slam with my brother and being there to share it with him would be great."

Betfair punters following the British number one will be keen to take advantage of the 'Andy Murray Specials' section. Among other markets, customers can bet on how many tournament wins Murray will claim this season.

Meanwhile Murray, who's best Grand Slam finish is the fourth round at Wimbledon, the Australian Open and the US Open, can be backed at 5 to win one of the major titles in 2007.

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