Andy Murray exited the Qatar Open after a closely contested second-round match against 18-year-old Jakub Mensik, with Mensik securing a victory of 7-6 (8-6) 6-7 (3-7) 7-6 (7-4) in Doha.

In the third set, Andy Murray found himself down by a double-break with the score at 5-2. Despite facing a challenging situation, Murray displayed resilience by breaking Jakub Mensik's serve twice when the Czech was serving for the match. However, Mensik, the teenager, maintained composure and ultimately secured victory in the deciding tie-break, sealing the match in his favor. The closely contested moments and Murray's attempts to stage a comeback added intensity and drama to the match.

The match had a fitting conclusion, with both players experiencing dramatic shifts in momentum. Andy Murray, after the frustration of missing two set points in the first breaker, fought back and managed to win the second set.

During the second set, Andy Murray, visibly frustrated, seemed to exclaim, "this game is not for me anymore," as he missed a break-point chance on Mensik's serve due to an unfavorable net cord.

Despite the setback, the 36-year-old managed to regroup and secure victory in the second-set tie-break with relative ease. However, his momentum was short-lived as he faced a new challenge in the third set. Right at the start, his serve was broken, and this turn of events was seemingly influenced by the fact that he rolled his right ankle on the very first point. The match continued with a series of ups and downs, showcasing the unpredictable nature of the competition.

In the deciding set, Mensik secured what seemed to be a crucial double-break advantage in the seventh game, putting him in a favorable position. However, despite the advantage, the young player faced a turn of events as he missed consecutive opportunities to serve for the match. This unexpected twist added suspense to the match, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of the competition.

Returning to a tie-break, Mensik eventually secured a memorable victory over the three-time Grand Slam champion, earning his spot in the quarter-finals.

In the early stages, following the loss of his serve in the third game, Murray persevered and managed to break Mensik back when the Czech was serving to win the first set.

In a messy tie-breaker played under windy conditions, Murray found himself with two set points at 6-4. However, he missed a golden opportunity with the first one, making an error by sending a straightforward backhand volley into the net.

It marked the beginning of four consecutive points for Mensik, leading him to win the first set, leaving Murray visibly frustrated.

The second set remained even, but at 5-5, Murray had an opportunity to avoid another tie-break as he led 30-40 on Mensik's serve. However, a fortunate break at the net favored his opponent. Murray regathered and showcased some of his best tennis in the subsequent service game and in winning the second-set tie-break. Yet, it appeared to drain the remaining energy reserves from the former British No. 1.

A scare with his right ankle at the beginning of the third set didn't make things easier, but Murray was okay to continue, even though his serve was immediately broken. Despite falling behind 5-2, he fought back to even the score at 5-5. However, Mensik remained composed in the decisive tie-breaker, ultimately ending Murray's tournament.

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