Andy Murray is back on Centre Court at Wimbledon on Monday after a highly impressive straight sets demolition of Andy Roddick.

After the defeat of England in the World Cup - and the early exit of Tim Henman - Murray will now have the weight of the nations attentions on his young shoulders.

On paper the 19-year-old faces an easier task on Monday than he did when facing Roddick - he plays Australian Open Finalist Marcos Baghdatis in an attempt to get to the last eight. Baghdatis has been hit with recent injuries and will also have a partisan crowd to contend with.

Murray is as short as 4-9 progress - which is exactly what we think he'll do.