Andy Murray pleased with "high-risk" win over David Ferrer in Paris semi-final

Britain's Andy Murray returns the ball to Spain's David Ferrer during their semi-final tennis match at the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 indoor tennis tournament in Paris on November 7, 2015.
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Andy Murray states his pleasure at the manner of his victory over David Ferrer in their Paris Masters semi-final, in which the Scotsman played "high-risk" tennis.

Andy Murray has revealed his pleasure at reaching his first Paris Masters final by playing "aggressive tennis".

Murray advanced to the final courtesy of a two-set victory over Spaniard David Ferrer.

"I played aggressive tennis, and used the net pretty well," Murray told Sky Sports News following the match.

"I made a few more mistakes than usual. I missed four backhands in one game, but that happens when you are playing high-risk tennis."

On the back problems he suffered during his quarter-final victory over Richard Gasquet, Murray revealed: "I felt better today. I did some work with the physio this morning and it felt fine."

The Scotsman will take on either Novak Djokovic or Stanislas Wawrinka in Sunday's final.

Andy Murray of Great Britain celebrates victory in his match against Bernard Tomic of Australia during Day Three of the Davis Cup Semi Final match between Great Britain and Australia at Emirates Arena on September 20, 2015
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