Winning breeds winning, and that adage was evidenced just days after his European Championship success, as Cross followed up his first major title in two years by claiming his first Pro Tour crown since 2018. "It's a great feeling to play against Andy Murray and to beat him. He played really, really well but I'm really happy for the performance today," the 18-year-old Spaniard said. "Being part of the Paralympic movement and able to contribute in some small way to the progression of para-sport means an enormous amount to me and is something that I shall continue to be involved in. Scotland will again be without McTominay (illness) for their final World Cup qualifying group game, and striker Lyndon Dykes is a doubt for Monday's Hampden clash as he bids to overcome a knock and illness.