Andy Murray wants to use Great Britain's Davis Cup victory as a 'springboard' to spur him on to more Grand Slams. The British No 1, who added the team title to his collection that includes Wimbledon, the US Open, and Olympic gold, now wants to kick on and complete his set with the French and Australian titles. Murray triumphed on clay this weekend, which gives him hope that he can take home a first French Open, while he has lost four times in the final of the Australian Open. 'Winning the Davis Cup is a huge victory for everyone in the team, but from a personal point of view I don't see it so much like ticking off another big title from a list,' he wrote in his BBC Sport column.Andy Murray won all three points for Great Britain in Davis Cup finalMurray hopes he can now go on to win French and Australian OpensMurray has already won Wimbledon, US Open and Olympic goldBritish No 1 also says he was determined to celebrate victory properlyMurray claimed he 'regrets' not celebrating as much after other wins
'There are obviously still two _ I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.