Murray cites 'difference of opinion' in split from coach

Andy Murray’s determination to be master of his own destiny claimed a casualty today as Mark Petchey lost his job as the British number one’s coach.

Fri, 14 Apr, 2006 - 19:53

Andy Murray’s determination to be master of his own destiny claimed a casualty today as Mark Petchey lost his job as the British number one’s coach.

The 18-year-old has shown signs of fatigue in recent weeks, after several gruelling months in the United States, during which he claimed his maiden ATP tour title in San Jose.

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