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Andy Murray was in the top 20 from August 2006 to April 2008

Murray, 20, reached a career-best third round on clay before defeat to Novak Djokovic in the Monte Carlo Masters.The Scot dropped out of the top 20 in early April after a second round defeat at the Sony Ericsson Open. The British number one is back in action this week and will face either Mario Ancic or Mischa Zverev in the ATP tournament in Barcelona.Murray is seeded seven in the event after

accepting a wildcard to play and being given a first-round bye. 606: DEBATE Murray can be anything he wants to be if he wants it bad enough Pereragem The decision to play in Barcelona was a surprise as Murray had indicated that he would rest after the defeat to Djokovic in Monte Carlo.The tournament will give Murray more time on clay ahead of next month’s French Open.Djokovic, also 20, recently told BBC’s Inside Sport that young British players are “spoiled” and don’t have the “hunger” to succeed, however he excluded Murray, who was developed outside the British system, from the criticism.Murray’s development included moving to Barcelona and the clay courts of the Sanchez-Casal Academy at the age of 14.”He has enough quality, enough talent, and enough potential to be a top-five player, and everybody expects him to do that,” Djokovic said of the man he beat 6-0 6-4.