(Reuters) - An emotional Andy Murray thanked his lucky stars after saving five match points before beating Spain's Tommy Robredo 5-7 7-6(9) 6-1 to win the Shenzhen Open in China on Sunday -- his first title since winning Wimbledon last year.
The two-time grand slam winner and Olympic champion appeared heading for an upset defeat when he trailed 6-2 in the second set tiebreak, only to reel off four straight points as Robredo tightened when on the brink of victory.
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