Pregnant Kim Murray can't hide her delight as Andy helps Britain reach the Davis Cup final for the first time in 37 years

  • Kim, 27, cheered with glee as Andy Murray outclassed Bernard Tomic 
  • Murray beat Australian in straight sets to give them an unbeatable 3-1 lead
  • Couple are expecting their first child together after tying the knot this year 

Loyal cheerleader and mother-to-be Kim Murray struggled to hide her delight as her husband helped Britain reached the Davis Cup final for the first time in 37 years on Sunday.

Kim cheered with glee as Andy Murray outclassed Australia's Bernard Tomic in straight sets to give them an unbeatable 3-1 lead.

The 27-year-old - who tied the knot with the British tennis ace earlier this year, and who is currently pregnant with their first child together - was at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow for the third day in a row.

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Pregnant Kim Murray looked overjoyed as husband Andy helped Britain reach the Davis Cup final for the first time in 37 years

Pregnant Kim Murray looked overjoyed as husband Andy helped Britain reach the Davis Cup final for the first time in 37 years

Dressed casually in a blue shirt, a tanned Kim enthusiastically waved a flag in her husband's honour.   

World number three Murray had teamed up with brother Jamie to win a thrilling five-set doubles rubber against Lleyton Hewitt and Sam Groth on Saturday to leave the hosts needing to win just one of Sunday's reverse singles.

The 28-year-old, who became the first Briton to win the Wimbledon men's singles in 77 years in 2013, duly delivered his third point of the match, beating an increasingly dispirited Tomic 7-5 6-3 6-2 to wild cheers from a partisan Glasgow crowd.

Kim, 27, cheered with glee as Andy Murray outclassed Bernard Tomic
Kim certainly had a pregnancy glow about her at today's game

Kim, 27, cheered with glee as Andy Murray outclassed Bernard Tomic

Dressed casually in a blue shirt,  Kim enthusiastically waved a flag in her husband's honour

Dressed casually in a blue shirt, Kim enthusiastically waved a flag in her husband's honour

The mother-to-be has been Andy's loyal cheerleader ever since they started dating and always turns out to support him at his games 

The mother-to-be has been Andy's loyal cheerleader ever since they started dating and always turns out to support him at his games 

In doing so Murray improved his record in Davis Cup singles to 25-2 - an incredible contribution and the main reason Britain have risen from the depths of the competition in 2010 to within one victory of their first title since 1936.

'Obviously, winning for your country and your team mates means a lot. The crowd were unbelievable from the first ball to the last,' Murray told the BBC.

'I didn't feel great the whole weekend to be honest, I've been struggling with my back, but I just tried to disguise it. We've got everyone here, mother, father, wife, grandmother, mother-in-law, aunties and uncles.

'Obviously, I'm delighted to get through, we knew this would be difficult, Australia have so much depth and experience but we fought extremely hard all weekend.'

Kim cheered and laughed  as Andy outclassed Australia's Bernard Tomic in straight sets

Kim cheered and laughed as Andy outclassed Australia's Bernard Tomic in straight sets

A cheerful Kim stood up enthusiastically as she watched her man play

A cheerful Kim stood up enthusiastically as she watched her man play

It was first reported in August that Andy and Kim are expecting their first child together

It was first reported in August that Andy and Kim are expecting their first child together

Kim looks delighted as she watches the action during his singles match against Bernard Tomic of Australia

Kim looks delighted as she watches the action during his singles match against Bernard Tomic of Australia

Murray's only moment of alarm on Sunday came in the first set when Tomic briefly raised his level, breaking back from 2-5 down to level the set at 5-5.

However, the Australian, who is ranked 23 in the world, slipped 0-40 down at 5-6 and, despite saving two set points, was bamboozled by a Murray drop shot.

After that the outcome of the match became a formality as a clearly tired Murray managed to dominate, setting up a final against either Belgium or Argentina.

That semi-final was locked at 2-2 in Brussels with the final singles rubber still to be played.

Should Belgium win they would stage the final but an Argentina victory would give Britain home advantage. 

It was first reported in August that Andy and Kim, who tied the knot in April in Dunblane, Scotland after starting their romance as teenagers, are expecting their first child together.

The private pair have yet to make any official announcement but are thought to have told friends and family the happy news last month after Kim's 12-week scan.

Murray's only moment of alarm on Sunday came in the first set when Tomic briefly raised his level, breaking back from 2-5 down to level the set at 5-5

Murray's only moment of alarm on Sunday came in the first set when Tomic briefly raised his level, breaking back from 2-5 down to level the set at 5-5

Kim Sears greets Andy Murray's dad Willie during day three of the Davis Cup Semi Finals

Kim Sears greets Andy Murray's dad Willie during day three of the Davis Cup Semi Finals

Andy in action during his singles match against Bernard Tomic of Australia on the third day of the Davis Cup Semi Final 2015

Andy in action during his singles match against Bernard Tomic of Australia on the third day of the Davis Cup Semi Final 2015

Kim Murray  watched husband Andy play in the Davis Cup doubles Semi-Finals with his brother Jamie in Glasgow on Saturday too

Kim Murray watched husband Andy play in the Davis Cup doubles Semi-Finals with his brother Jamie in Glasgow on Saturday too

 

 

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