Andy Murray was left to rue a number of missed chances following his defeat to David Ferrer in the fourth round of the French Open on Wednesday evening.
The world number four failed to capitalise on a handful of break points against the ruthless Spaniard, who went on to win in four sets.
"I thought I played some good tennis tonight, but I just didn't convert [my chances]," Murray told reporters.
"I had chances to break him but I didn't convert them and he did."
Ferrer's reward for beating Murray is a semi-final encounter with fellow countryman Rafael Nadal.
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Jack Prescott
Jack Prescott
