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Tomas Berdych denies trying to antagonise Andy Murray

Tomas Berdych denies any wrongdoing after appearing to make a comment towards Andy Murray during his defeat to the British number one in the Australian Open semi-final.

Tomas Berdych has denied that he attempted to antagonise Andy Murray moments after winning the first set in their Australian Open semi-final.

Murray voiced his displeasure to the umpire after passing Berdych at the net but the Czech hitter - who won just eight games during the remaining three sets - insisted that there was nothing in the incident.

The 29-year-old told reporters: "I said to myself, 'Well done, Tomas'. That's it. That's what I said. I think that I'm allowed to do that when I win a set."

Berdych's defeat to Murray is the second successive year that he has lost in the last four in Melbourne.

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