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         If there was strong behind his first ball, Novak Djokovic has mostly managed to bring down the percentage of Andy Murray in this area. Reached the final with a worse ratio to 73%, during the eighth final won face Bernard Tomic, the British had enough points to important landmarks in this area. It has been neutralized.
       

         In the final, the Scot this time fell under the 70% mark (68%). It reminds the numbers of the 2015 final, where Djokovic had also managed to neutralize his rival (65%). Novak Djokovic played the quiet strength. With 74 Winning% behind his first serve, the Serb was very solid behind his commitment throughout the game.
       

•                 Murray’s figures on the tournament: first round (82%), 2nd round (82%), third round (84%), 1/8 (73%), one quarter (76% ) 1/2 (79%)

           

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         We knew the Scots potentially vulnerable on its second balls and the final was no exception to the rule. With 35% winning his second behind throughout the game, Murray can easily analyze why he conceded five breaks in the match and lost the final.
       

         He completed his first set with an abysmal figure of 20% in this area prior to straighten a little bar in the last two sets: 37% and 38%. Handicapped by his second service for many months and back surgery in late 2013, it still needs to review its in this sector hope to win a major again.
       

•                 Murray’s figures on the tournament: first round (59%), 2nd round (69%), third round (45%), 1/8 (57%), one quarter (48% ) 1/2 (68%)

           

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         On all three sets, Andy Murray committed 65 unforced errors (40 winning shots). A too important figure in such a match and reflecting its irregular beginning to end. The world No.2 had already reached the milestone of 64 unforced errors: during his fourth against David Ferrer where the baseline rallies were chained. If he could afford this waste to face the Spaniard, this was not the case against the Serbian, too hard not to exploit the gifts.
       

•                 Murray’s figures on the tournament: 1st Round (20), 2nd round (11), third round (32), 1/8 (22) 1/4 (64) 1/2 (28)

           

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         The number of break points that Andy Murray has obtained on all three rounds. After a break ball obtained in the first set, the Scot had to wait until the middle of the second inning to become threatening. It is at this point that the shape curves have crossed. Murray took advantage debreaker (4-3 Djokovic), but did not go after her intentions, the fault to a failed physical 5-5 (where he led 40-0 before getting breaker) .
       

         In the final round, despite 71% of first serves in Djokovic, Britain has increasingly hindered his rival on his commitment. He managed to procure three break points in the final set, but converted into one (3-2 to Djokovic).
       

         Hotspots have generally failed him in that final: 6-5 in the second set and 2-1 in the third, particular made a mistake during the exchange.
       

Andy Murray – Australian Open 2016 – AFP

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         This is the percentage of success at the net from Andy Murray. Dominated from the baseline for more than a set and a half, the double Grand Slam winner has changed tactics as and able to meet and wanted to shorten the exchanges by going to the net. On the whole encounter is an average balance sheet: 22 of 34 successful climbs.
       

         Murray at least had the merit of trying. It is in the final set, one where he proved to be the most comfortable and close to Djokovic, he broke the rhythm (22 mounted). It is also in the final set where he had his best success ratio: 19 points earned on its 22 attempts. Its waste on the fly sentenced him to not to have won more points.
       

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         And if Andy Murray had pushed Novak Djokovic in four sets? Author débreak to (4-3) in the final round, the Scot had its “ momentum ” of the meeting at the end of the third set. Only problem: the double faults. Murray has not committed many (5), as in the whole tournament (21), but they came at the worst time: he has committed two in the only tie-break of the third set, in its three first points to the service. Unforgivable at this level. And revealing technical projects that await the winner of the Davis Cup in 2015 in the coming weeks. His service is included.
       

•                 Murray’s figures on the tournament: 1st Round (2), 2nd round (2), third round (6) 1/8 (1), 1/4 (8), 1/2 (2)

           

Andy Murray – Australian Open 2016 – AFP