Murray, however, managed to get a handle on the Tsonga serve that had bamboozled him in the early stages and turned the encounter on its head, quickly gaining the psychological edge to extend his winning run over his opponent to seven matches. Open champion was outclassed in the opening set and faced two break points in the seventh game of the second as the big-hitting Frenchman tightened the screw.

Local favourite Murray now faces champion Marin Cilic in Sunday’s final after the fifth-seeded Croat triumphed 6-4 4-6 6-2 against Lleyton Hewitt who was bidding to roll back the years by winning a fifth Queen’s title.Īfter persistent showers kept the players off court for most of the day, Britain’s twice champion Murray emerged into the evening gloom to find fourth seed Tsonga playing aggressive tennis of the highest calibre. Britain's Andy Murray celebrates after winning against France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga during their semi-final tennis match at the Queen's Club Championships in west London June 15, 2013. Calibre 50 announced 2022 concert dates for Hidalgo TX, part of the Calibre 50 Tour 2022.

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