article_snippet.sent: Murray reacts as Murray reaches the Miami Open final with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Tomas Berdych .
article_snippet.sent: Murray reacts after winning the final point before shaking hands with Tomas Berdych as Tomas Berdych heads into the final .
article_snippet.sent: Murray has played more matches on this Crandon Park court than any other outside Wimbledon’s Centre Court and the Rod Laver Arena, and knows what to expect in conditions that are usually heavy and humid with a brisk breeze.
article_snippet.sent: Murray had a fairly clear game plan, taking some speed off Murray first serve to increase its percentage and not allow Berdych too many looks at Murray more vulnerable second delivery.
article_snippet.sent: Murray also sought to exploit the 6’ 5” ’s slightly cumbersome movement and prevent Murray from hitting too many of the bazooka forehands that had helped the Czech forge a 6-5 record in their previous encounters.
article_snippet.sent: Murray stretches to make a return as Murray battles to win a place in Sunday's final .
article_snippet.sent: Murray cannot hide Murray delight as Murray throws Murray sweatbands into the crowd after the game .
article_snippet.sent: Murray, now sure to overtake Rafael Nadal in the rankings to close on Roger Federer at two, took advantage of two wobbly Berdych service games at the start of each set, but was then unable to hold Murray serve before breaking again.
article_snippet.sent: At this time of year It might be appropriate to describe Murray as Doubting Tomas and Murray was in such purposeful mood, and serving so consistently, that Murray comfortably held onto Murray lead in both sets.