Andy Murray reached the final of the AEGON Championhip in his debut to take a headstart for a maiden Grand Slam title at Wimbledon. Ferrero made an attempt to comeback into the match in the second set with some tight games till 3-3. Murray however, wasted no time in clinching another break and sealed the victory after just 71 minutes of play.

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Ferrero wins another tough service game to stay in the match, but the uestion is for how long? With Murray now serving for the match, there is little doubt left.

After the French Open debacle, where Murray lost his quarterfinal clash with Fernando Gonzalez rather tamely, the Scot is trying to brighten his chances at the green lawns of Wimbledon. And what better way to pick up a title at the prestigious Queen's club.

As Murray duly consolidates his service break, he ensures a straight sets win to move to the final.

Awesome court coverage from the Scot gets him the crucial break in the second set to now make an attempt to take the match from here.

Murray pockets the quickest service game of the second set to keep his stakes in the match alive.

Murray's biggest win so far this year is his victory in the final of the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami where he edged past Novak Djokovic to lift the trophy.

As the match is progressing, it is becoming tougher for the Scot to get that elusive break which he easily pocketed in the opening set. Ferrero's ability to place winners from both flanks is paying dividends here.

Murray sees some struggle happening with a tough service hold. As Ferrero finds his rhythm, he continues to test Murray with his groundstrokes. With such play from both players, the match may very well be decided by a tie-break.

Ferrero starts to show his true form that once made him win a Grand Slam event. With some big serves at key moments, Ferrero wins an important service game.

Murray bounces back from a 0-30 deficit to win a tough service game. As far as this match is concerned, this has been a real test for Murray

Juan-Carlos Ferrero must be appreciated for his perseverant and persistent efforts to get back to the top of the game where he once was. The 2003 French Open champion gave some notable results this year including a title triumph in Casablanca..Ferrero eased past Sebastien Grosjean and fought hard against Steve Darcis in quarterfinal.

So after just 28 minutes of play, Andy Murray wins the first set 6-2. In an amazing display of power and precision off both flanks, Murray takes a headstart to the second set.

Murray opened the year well with a win in Doha and continued his fabulous form with a title triumph in Rotterdam.

Some flashes of brilliance from the former world number one get him the second game in the set.

So another quick service game from the British No.1 ensures the fate of the first set.

So as Murray clinches the second break of the set, he ensures a smooth sailing, atleast half way through the match. Will Ferrero bounce back in the second set?

Andy Murray has been in amazing form this year with title wins in Miami, Rotterdam and Doha. Although after a dismal performance at the year's second Grand Slam in Roland Garros, losing out to semifinalist Fernando Gonzalez in a tight match, the Scot seems pretty alert with his preparation going to the third Grand Slam, the Wimbledon.

Murray has been pretty impressive in all his matches so far and has had no troubles winning points on serve.

Ferrero quickly gets on board with a strong service hold. Murray did try some blistering forehands, but power serving from Ferrero got him the game

Murray, who suffered a shocking defeat in his last tournament at the red clay of Roland Garros against Fernando Gonzalez, is all set to start afresh his grasscourt season. Touted as one of the major contendors for the Wimbledon crown, Murray will attempt to lift his maiden Grand Slam title at the slick lawns of All England Lawn Tennis Club.

Murray manages to pick up the break in the very first game of the match

AEGON Championships Men's Singles First Semi-Final
Andy Murray vs. Juan Carlos Ferrero
Head-to-Head
First meeting

Juan-Carlos Ferrero must be appreciated for his perseverant and persistent efforts to get back to the top of the game where he once was. The 2003 French Open champion gave some notable results this year including a title triumph in Casablanca..Ferrero eased past Sebastien Grosjean and fought hard against Steve Darcis in quarterfinal.

Andy Murray has been in amazing form this year with title wins in Miami, Rotterdam and Doha. It will be interesting to see who wins the first meeting between the two players.