Andy Murray was left close to tears after finding out his children were in attendance at the Nottingham Tennis Centre as he won the Rothesay Open on Father's Day.
Murray, 36, beat Arthur Cazaux 6-4 6-4 to win his second successive title on a grass court ahead of Wimbledon, having also won the Surbiton Trophy last week. And his straight sets win over Cazaux means Murray should be seeded at this year's Wimbledon as long as he reaches at least the quarter-finals of the Queen's Club Championships.
Reflecting on his victory in Nottingham, Murray said: "I am obviously pumped. I am looking forward to a day's rest tomorrow. I want to get back home because it is Father's Day. Hopefully I will get to see my kids before bedtime."
