Intro:

Australian Open sixth seed Andy Murray believes he can keep getting better in each round of the competition following his victory over Yuki Bhambri.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: Andy Murray, Australian Open sixth seed
"He played well up at the net. He had good hands, solid volleys and made it tough. I thought I served well the whole match. I served well. I just got caught a few times the first shot after the serve. Could have been a little bit better my first shot after the return. I don't know if that was something to do with me feeling like the court was a bit quicker. I felt a little bit rushed there. I served very well. That was good."

SOUNDBITE: Andy Murray, Australian Open sixth seed (On first round opponent Yuki Bhambri)
"I need to continue serving well. That helps against whoever you're playing against. Yeah, when you play against a big guy who likes to go for his shots, if you can keep good weight and depth behind your shots, that can frustrate them. I'll try and use some variety to throw his timing off a little bit. Yeah. Just continue doing what I've been doing the last few weeks. I've been playing very well in the practices and striking the ball cleanly in the matches. If I keep that up, I'll keep getting better each round."

SOUNDBITE: Andy Murray, Australian Open sixth seed (On his next opponent Marinko Matosevic)
"He's way better than ranked 300 in the world. He missed five or six months last year through injury. And, yeah, I mean, I would imagine by the end of this year he would definitely be around a hundred in the world. If he stays injury-free, most World Junior No. 1s go on to reach the top 100 on the some stage."