Andy Murray's first match since his fourth-round exit at the Australian Open ended with a comfortable 6-3, 6-2 victory over Ivan Ljubicic at the ABN AMRO tennis tournament in Rotterdam.
Ljubicic, the world No48 from Serbia, was no match for Murray, who said: "He normally serves very well but I didn't think he served his best, which made it a bit easier for me."
The British No1 will now play Italy's Andreas Seppi in the last 16.
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