Murray managing to beat the heat

It's not necessarily the heat, and it's not necessarily the humidity.

When it comes to playing through high temperatures at Wimbledon, a tournament known more for its rain delays than its sunny disposition, it's about keeping the points short.

"Because the points are much quicker, you don't feel it as much," said Andy Murray, the 2013 Wimbledon champion. "But you play three or four long rallies in a row and you feel it more."