Australian Open 2013: Andy Murray pleased with Melbourne form
Australian Open 2013: Andy Murray says he has been encouraged by his form at Melbourne Park after reaching semi-finals
Andy Murray admits he has been encouraged by his form at this year’s Australian Open after he booked a semi-final showdown with Roger Federer with a straight-sets win over Jeremy Chardy.
The British No1, who has still not dropped a set at Melbourne Park, took one hour and 51 minutes to wrap up a 6-4 6-1 6-2 victory over his French opponent on the Rod Laver Arena.
“In the build-up to the tournament I played very well,” said Murray, 25, after the win. “I haven’t lost a set here yet. So maybe I’m expecting to play too well.
“But I’ve done a good job so far in this tournament. I can’t be disappointed with where my game’s at.”
Murray, who will face second seed Federer for a place in the final, added: “Today [against Chardy] was a decent test.
“I played a lot of tennis in December. I had some good matches in Brisbane.
“So I can’t be disappointed about being in the semis of a Slam without dropping a set. That would be silly.” 
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