Andy Murray pinpoints poor service return behind defeat to Novak Djokovic at Sony Ericsson Open final The Scot somehow forced a second set tie-break, despite being taken to deuce in four of his six service games, but Djokovic had enough answers to secure a successful title defence and reassert his dominance over his long-time rival. I didn't return well today, which is normally one of the best parts of my game. That was the difference, in my opinion," said Murray. [I was] not getting into enough of his service games because I missed too many returns. Djokovic beat Murray in a marathon five-set semi-final at Melbourne Park but the Scot won their most recent meeting in Dubai last month to give him hope. And the Serbian felt his latest victory was more down to his own impressive serving statistics than any failings on Murray's part. "When he feels the chance, he always grabs it," Djokovic said. Luckily for me, I came out with some good serving when I needed to. I think I served over 70 per cent of first serves in, which was really important today to get a couple of free points on that serve and set up a good second shot. I [did] that when I needed to.