Andy keen to win slam no. 4 before turning 30

NEW YORK: With a second Wimbledon title in the bag, a second gold medal in his pocket and his biggest rival struggling with injury, Andy Murray believes he has a

NEW YORK: With a second Wimbledon title in the bag, a second gold medal in his pocket and his biggest rival struggling with injury, Andy Murray believes he has a golden chance to add to his three grand slam titles. At 29, Murray knows that his time at the top is limited and is setting his sights on winning more grand slam titles, sooner rather than later. “I would imagine if I’m lucky I’d be playing at this level for three, four more years, max, I would think,” said 2012 champion Murray. “I hope I’m still playing like this when I’m 38 years old but it’s pretty unlikely so I’m actually using that as a positive.”

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