Murray supports radical rule changes being tested in Milan


  • Tennis
  • Thursday, 15 Jun 2017

Britain Tennis - Andy Murray attends a promotional launch for Jaguar in London - Brick Lane Yard, London - June 14, 2017 Great Britain's Andy Murray during an exhibition match at the launch Reuters / Matthew Childs Livepic

(Reuters) - World number one Andy Murray has voiced his support for changes designed to speed up tennis being tested at the inaugural Next Generation ATP Finals in Milan this November.

The tournament for the leading tour players aged 21 and under will feature a new scoring system, no lets, limited medical time-outs and shot clocks as the men's governing body seeks ways to appeal to younger audiences.

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