Andy Murray saved five match points before going on to beat Tommy Ro­bredo 5-7 7-6 (11-9) 6-1 in the Shenzhen Open final in China.
The Scot was broken in the first game of the match and also at 5-5 on his way to losing the first set.
Murray was 6-2 behind in the second set tie-break before valiantly recovering to win it 11-9 and force a decider.
He broke a tiring Robredo three times in the third as he won his first title since win­ning Wimbledon last year.
Murray said: “I got lucky, basically, at the end of the second set. I fought hard, tried my best and thankfully managed to turn it round.”
The victory moves Mur­ray up to 10th in the rank­ings in the race to reach the ATP World Tour Finals in London during November, with the top eight qualify­ing.

Murray wins Shenzhen Open title