Andy Murray beaten by Richard Gasquet in Rome Masters Murray spurned 10 successive break points before finally making the most of his 11th during a lengthy seventh game that allowed the Scot to take a 4-3 lead. Murray then saved Gasquet's first break point in the next game to go 5-3 ahead and then created a set point in the next. Gasquet saved again though to get back to 5-4, and he broke back in the following game to tie it up at 5-5. The set went to a tie-break which Murray won comfortably, but Gasquet came racing back, taking the first two games of the second set en route to winning it 6-3. The decider went with serve until the sixth game, when Murray took a major gamble by advancing to the net on the Gasquet backhand and the move backfired as he could only deflect a return into the net to give the Frenchman a break at 4-2. Gasquet was looking sharp and held to move 5-2 ahead and claimed a second break on his first and only match point, Murray thumping a tired-looking forehand into the net to bring the contest to a close.