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Andy Murray: "Work to be done"

Andy Murray admits that there is "work to be done" following his victory over Teymuraz Gabashvili in Shanghai.

Great Britain's Andy Murray has conceded that he will need to make improvements to his game following his 6-1 7-5 victory over Teymuraz Gabashvili at the Shanghai Masters this afternoon.

The 27-year-old eased through the opening set, but found himself 5-3 down in the second set before he rallied to win through.

"I started the match well, he wasn't in much of a rhythm at the beginning. I was dictating a lot of the points. I was using good variety. At the beginning of the second set, I played a sloppy game on my serve. He gained some confidence from that and started playing better," Murray told Sky Sports News.

"He was timing the ball a lot better in the second set. I just had to find a way to get through in the end. I used smart tactics at the end of the set. I started using the variety again. It was a good start for me, but some work to be done."

The Scot will now take on Poland's Jerzy Janowicz for a place in the third round of the competition.

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