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Nadal crushes Murray

AFP, Indian Wells
World number one Rafael Nadal crushed Scotland's Andy Murray 6 1. 6-2 Sunday to win the Indian Wells ATP Masters scries title.
Nadal, the reigning Australian Open champion, defied difficult, windy conditions to capture the crown In the California desert for the second time, after triumphing here in 2007.
As in the women's final that preceded it. the men’s championship match was played in swirling winds that had both players scrambling.
But Nadal, who started the tournament as the top seed Tor the first time - after Roger Federer came in as the num ber one the past five years -kept his focus to get the job done in one hour, 20 minutes.
Despite the defeat, world number four Murray leaves California closing in on world number three Novak Djokovic, whose title defence here ended with a quarterfinal loss to American Andy Roddick.
Murray beat Federer in the semis to book his place in the championship match, giving himself a shot at a third title of 2009 to go with those he won in Doha and Rotterdam.
Since those successes Murray has been slowed by illness, withdrawing from the quarterfinals in Dubai and skipping Davis Cup.
Under the circumstances, he said, reaching the final was a good result.
Nadal was playing in his third final in four starts this season, including his five-set Aussie Open triumph over Federer and a loss to Murray in Rotterdam.
Nadal also lost to Murray in the semifinals of the US Open
last September, but the Spaniard said he wasn't out lor revenge against the Briton.
The 22-year-old Spaniard, who saved five match points in a fourth-round victory over Argentina's David Nalbandian to keep his title challenge alive, said adding the first Masters series title of the year to his Australian Open triumph made fora "dreamstart" to2009.
He now owns 13 elite Masters titles, and 33 Al l’ tour trophies - tied for 16th place on the Open Era list with Arthur Ashe and MatsWUander.
Russian fourth seed Vera Zvonareva won the women's
title, denying former world number one Ana Ivanovic a second-straight Indian Wells crown with a 7-6 (7/5), 6-2 victory.
Zvonareva claimed her ninth WTA title, and the biggest of her career and was projected to overtake American Venus Williams for the world number five ranking on Monday, up one spot from her current sixth.
Ivanovic, the reigning French Open champion who was number one for 12 weeks last year, is now seventh in the world and remained in search of her first title of2009.