Slowly but surely, signs of the Andy Murray who won Wimbledon last year are starting to re-emerge, as he claimed his second title in four weeks. The Vienna Open is not SW19 but a remarkable 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 victory over world No 5 David Ferrer gave a reminder of why Murray was a fixture among the so-called Big Four for so long. At the moment the goal is merely to be in the top eight that will qualify for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena next month, and he went some way to achieving that by winning in the Austrian capital.
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Murray becomes only fifth active player to win 30 or more titles
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Scot came back from 5-3 down in final set to win match
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Murray wins second tournament in three weeks after ending 14-month trophy drought in September
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Vienna victory boosts Murray's chances of reaching the ATP Tour Finals
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