"There were great coaches in the academy at Sunderland who were never given that chance to move to the next level. I could sense there was a ceiling and I could see opportunities closing in the profession that I wanted to stay in. I had a desire to prove people wrong." Neither player could be separated until the eighth game of the deciding set when Murray double-faulted - his first of the match - at the most crucial time to hand Paul the chance to serve it out which the world No 52 duly obliged. It echoed the words spoken a day earlier by Paine, who said he had concluded his past conduct did "not meet the standard of an Australian cricket captain or the wider community". are all in the top 15 on the European Points List.