Andy Murray v Jerzy Janowicz: live Murray* 3-3 Janowicz This is an utterly assured opening from Murray. Solid serving is backed up by his waiting for the Pole mistakes. They duly come to leave Murray at 40-0. The Pole wins his third point on the Murray serve as the Scot drills an angled forehand on the run wide. The Pole's forehand is quite something when he pulls it off and he forces another error from Murray. But the Scot levels on the next point. Murray 2-3 Janowicz* Janowicz won't get far with these drop shots. Murray advances, slices one deep and is ready to pounce from the return. Undeterred, the Pole repeats the shot next up and this time it has the right pace and Murray arrives on the double bounce. Again we're at 30-30 though. Again Janowicz averts trouble with two fearsome aces. Murray* 2-2 Janowicz Murray musters two aces - there is one double fault - and he's under little pressure come rally time as he holds to 15. Sense already that the breakthrough will come in the Pole's service game. Murray 1-2 Janowicz* The Pole, who was langushing at world No. 130 in the world before Wimbledon qualis this summer, has nothing to lose here. And he is playing that way. No signs of nerves as yet, but a couple of mistakes lets Murray in again, this time at 15-30. What to do now? He sends down a 231km/h first serve, follows it up with one at 229km/h and finishes the game with a paltry 223km/h ace. Three in a row. Chouette. Murray* 1-1 Janowicz Decisive serving from the Scot. Deep and telling, forcing the Pole on the back foot. It includes one drop shot, which Murray pounces upon. Too easy and he holds to 15. Murray 0-1 Janowicz* Janowicz, who was playing Futures Tour events in Barnstaple at the start of the year, serves first in this Paris Masters then. We saw him doffing some pills from the doctors before the opening game, so we are yet to decipher if he is suffering an illness. Still, he unleashes some furious first serves, coupled with some unforced errors as Murray senses an opening at 30-30. But the Pole passes the mini test and he's on the board. 13.05 Smart move for Murray. The coin toss falls in his favour and he will receive. A first look at this much talked-about serve then (Janowicz won a sizzling 82 per cent of his first serve points in beating Marin Cilic). Moreover, he hasn't faced a break point in 21 service games. 13.00 Should be an interesting outing for Murray. The Scot plays a 6' 8" Pole - save the vaulting gags - who is beginning to make some serious inroads at elite level. He turns 22 in a few weeks' time. 12.45 Bonjour et bienvenue to our coverage of Andy Murray's third round tie at Bercy. If you missed the action yesterday the Olympic gold medallist eased through his first match against Frenchman Paul-Henri Mathieu in straight sets, showing no sign of the back trouble that has been causing him grief of late and forced him to pull out of last week's event in Basle. Here's what he had to say yesterday: "I felt okay. I served pretty well, but I struggled a bit on the return especially at the beginning of the match. It's hard to say (how long it will take to return to full match sharpness). I've been playing very well in practice and felt confident today, but when the match started it's different conditions.