"I'd like to try to get to 800 match wins": Murray sets next aims after Qatar Open final defeat

Andy Murray failed to win a trophy in Qatar losing to Daniil Medvedev in the final but he set a goal for himself for the future.

Murray spoke about winning trophies in the past few months but getting to that level will be tough. He's played in a final recently which gives him confidence about being able to do so but he has some other goals in mind as well.

Speaking in Doha, Murray said:

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"I still have ambitions of winning tournaments and having deep runs in major events, you know, winning a certain number of matches in my career. I'd like to try to get to 800 match wins, which, I don't know, I think I'm like 75 away from that."

He expanded:

"I didn't know how much I was going to be able to play or if I'd be able to compete at this level again. So now that I know that I'm able to, I want to see how far that can go, because, yeah, it's a challenge and something that, you know, I'm proud of the results that I'm having, yeah, with a large physical limitation."

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