Miami Open

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Two days, two wins and making it look easy.

Italian Matteo Berrettini withdrew from the Miami Open presented by Itau on Thursday evening due to a right hand injury. The fourth seed will be replaced by ...

The 25-year-old is a two-time Nitto ATP Finals competitor who has won five ATP Tour titles. Italian Matteo Berrettini withdrew from the Miami Open presented by Itau on Thursday evening due to a right hand injury. The fourth seed will be replaced by a lucky loser, who will play Argentine Juan Manuel Cerundolo, who eliminated Serbian Dusan Lajovic 6-3, 7-5 in the first round.

Andy Murray overcame a tough opening set before easing past Federico Delbonis to book a second-round clash against Daniil Medvedev at the Miami Open.

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Naomi Osaka dropped only five games against Angelique Kerber to reach the third round of the Miami Open. Osaka will next play Karolina Muchova.

“I feel like I came into the match wanting to dictate. “I kind of realize anything that I do from this point is like a bonus,” she said. But I think I need to stay grounded.” Neither player, however, started the year particularly well, with Kerber winning only two of five matches and Osaka losing in the third round of the Australian Open, skipping the Dubai and Doha and falling to Veronika Kudermetova in her second match at Indian Wells. With Kerber serving down 5-2, Osaka broke her again, converting her second set point when Kerber’s sprayed a forehand well long. I know we both really want to win it."

Simona Halep has withdrawn from the Miami Open ahead of her second-round match due to a leg injury.

"My body needs time to heal and as a result I will be out of competition for three weeks. My body needs time to heal and as a result I will be out of competition for three weeks." Simona Halep: "I had been struggling with the thigh since my semi-final in Indian Wells and hoped it would improve, but I went for an MRI last night and unfortunately it showed a tear.

Andy Murray defeats Federico Delbonis at the Miami Open presented by Itau to set up a second-round showdown against Daniil Medvedev.

With the lead in hand, Murray stepped up his aggression on the return in set two and was rewarded with an instant break. Murray will seek to level at 1-1 against Medvedev in the second round. He double faulted on the set point and that was the key to the match right there." A cat-and-mouse exchange ended with Murray floating a lob winner off a stabbed volley to bring up match point. "It was a really tight first set, but I did well in the end." "I just managed to catch a really good return there at 5/4 in the tie-break, a really deep return and managed to get that point.