article_snippet: James Ward (seated, left) and Murray take a break and look out to the court during Wednesday's session .
article_snippet: Murray checks out the message emblazoned across Murray top, and later takes a break from Wednesday's session .
article_snippet: We believe in Murray!
article_snippet: #BackTheBrits' Ward and Murray face a tough task to repeat last year's win over the US on the arena's indoor hard court .
article_snippet: Murray joked that Ward was 'piling the pressure on' when Ward fellow singles player stated that the Australian Open finalist would be a clear favourite in Ward games, but Ward later appeared relaxed over the prospect of meeting expectations. '
article_snippet: Murray gave short shrift to questions on the effect Murray support for Scottish independence in last year's referendum would have on Murray commitment to the Great Britain team, having explained Murray decision to come out in support a 'yes' vote in a recent interview. '
article_snippet: Well, I guess we'll see at the weekend,' Murray stated before coach Leon Smith moved the topic back to tennis.
article_snippet: But the visitors have top singles player John Isner back after an ankle injury and Murray goes into the weekend slightly out of sorts after two quarter-final defeats since Murray collapse against Novak Djokovic in the Melbourne final.
article_snippet: Murray admitted Murray had missed the influence of coach Amelie Mauresmo, who was occupied with France Fed Cup duties when Murray lost to Gilles Simon and then Croatian teenager Borna Coric in Rotterdam and Dubai respectively. '