Shenzhen, China - Andy Murray saved five match points and outlasted Spains Tommy Robredo in three sets to capture the inaugural Shenzhen Open on Sunday. Murray earned a 5-7, 7-6 (11-9), 6-1 victory for his 29th career title and first since his historic run at Wimbledon in July of 2013. The 27-year-old Scot underwent back surgery late last year and his best results in 2014 prior to this week were semifinal appearances in Acapulco and the French Open. He was stopped in the quarterfinals of his last four events -- Wimbledon, Toronto, Cincinnati and the U.S. Open. Its been a long time since I won a tournament, said Murray. It was an emotional week for me. I managed to fight my way through it, win the title, and hopefully I can win another one before the end of the year. Murray will play next week in Beijing and it appeared he would head into that tournament as this weeks runner-up, trailing the second-set tiebreaker 6-2. Robredo, though, squandered four straight match points as Murray evened it at 6-6. The Spaniard had yet another match point at 7-6, but again failed to convert and Murray managed to win the set. He then dominated the third. I got lucky, basically, at the end of the second set, Murray said. I fought hard, tried my best and thankfully managed to turn it around. Tommy had a great tournament. He probably deserved to win the match today. He had the opportunities in the second set, but sometimes that happens in sport. I just tried to fight till the end. Robredo fell to 12-9 all-time in finals, including 0-2 this year. He lost to Pablo Cuevas in July at Croatia and hasnt won a title since claiming the Croatia Open crown in 2013. When you finish second in a tournament its always great, said Robredo. In a match like today that was so close, its tough to accept it. But Andy did a great job. He was pushing right until the end, and in the end he deserved it. 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They have got a fantastic team, and weve got to give them a northern welcome. Danny Cipriani is hoping Sale Sharks can continue their impressive home form when they take on Montpellier The bigger the opposition for us, the team responds really well, so bring them on.Weve got at least five games to go, so we are going for each one at full-strength. The squad are ready for the challengge, and know what is required.ddddddddddddIt has been a great run-in so far. We are trying to get in the (Premiership) top six and higher if we can if things go our way, but weve just got to take every game as it comes.Our home record is good, and we are proud of it and doing our utmost to keep it intact on Friday.Diamond has made six changes to the team that accounted for Premiership relegation favourites London Irish last weekend, with flanker Magnus Lund captaining the side and being joined by centre Johnny Leota, wing Tom Brady, props Ross Harrison and Vadim Cobilas, plus number eight TJ Ioane. 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