<START> Poll: should Andy Murray play every Wimbledon match on Centre Court to help him win maiden grand slam? The overnight break now means the British No 1 could play four matches in six days if he is to reach the final while his main rivals will benefit from an extra days rest. Murray's fourth round tie against Cilic was suspended early in the second set on Monday due to heavy rain with the home favourite a set and a break up. The match resumes today but with heavy rain forecast again for much of the afternoon, the world No 4 faces a tight window of opportunity to wrap things up. Organisers were yesterday criticised for not allowing Murray and Cilic to continue on Centre Court given that all scheduled matches for the main arena had been completed by 8pm meaning there were three hours of permitted court time during which the tie could have been completed. Defending the decision, an All-England Club spokesman said: "The problems associated with moving matches between courts such as the stewarding, and the wish not to play another late night, all conspired to say our best option is to come back tomorrow. It is a traditional daytime, outdoor event. We have had four late nights already. We could go on to five or six. We have to draw the line somewhere and this is it. With Rafael Nadal eliminated from the tournament many believe this year's championship is Murray's best opportunity to land his maiden grand slam title. Should, then, organisers should do as much as they can to ensure he is cheered on by the biggest crowd and, more importantly, have his match guaranteed to be finished on time? Cast your vote in our poll and have your say below...