Hopefully my body can hold up a little while longer so I can keep playing matches like this.'

I'm looking forward to what the future has to hold, I'm feeling a lot better about my game. 'Sorry I couldn't get over the line today, but there's been a lot of progress the last few weeks. Finally thank you to my team here and my team back home. He played extremely well today and deserved the win. 'He's just come back from a surgery and it's never easy. I'd like to congratulate Matteo and his team on a fantastic week. Speaking in an on-court interview broadcast by Tennis Channel, Murray said: 'It's been a incredible week here. He had fought back very well to force a decider after dropping serve in the third game of the match as Berrettini, playing in his first tournament since March following hand surgery, showed again how well suited his game is to grass. With only two weeks until Wimbledon, and with Murray due to play at Queen's Club next week, the Scot must hope this is not an issue that will put him back on the sidelines. It appeared Murray might decide to retire but he fought on until the finish line, which came when Berrettini broke for a second time in the set. The 35-year-old called the physio to the court after dropping serve to start the deciding set and then requested treatment mid-game at 2-4.

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