Andy Murray confident his form will return after defeat to Juan Martin Del Potro in BNP Paribas Open "Obviously having him around helps everyone because of his experience, his understanding of the game and these sort of situations," Murray said. When I spoke to him after my last match and I wasn't happy with the way I played, he's very much like, don't worry about it, you can't expect to play perfect all the time. I would hope by Miami I should be playing much better than I did last week. I obviously know the conditions well there, I practice there regularly, I'm comfortable in Miami. I feel like when I play on those courts I can open up a bit more, play aggressive and time the ball better so I would hope that if I can get through a round or two in Miami I'll start to play better and better. Last year, Murray reached the Miami final but he was not altogether sure how. Two of his opponents pulled out without hitting a ball so pushing the Scot closer to the final. But once he got there, he was no match for Novak Djokovic and lost in straight sets. At the time, he was still fretting over losing in the semi-finals of the Australian Open two months earlier and he was not mentally ready for the grind of the tour. This year, he is refreshed from the six week break he took after the Australian Open, he is physically fitter than ever after fitting in a training block during that break and now that he has won a grand slam title, he is not putting himself under so much pressure. That, combined with Lendl's presence, ought to do the trick this week. "I was not feeling great going into Miami last year," Murray said. I would hope that this year I would play better tennis. I feel more comfortable on the court. Regardless of how you do sometimes, so long as you get matches, you're going to feel better and I got six matches last week, which is way more than I've had the last few years in Indian Wells, and I think that should help going into Miami. Especially physically as well, doesn't matter how much training you do, when you play matches it's different movements, you can't really replicate it so that's what I needed.