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Andy Murray is really starting to feel at home on the hard courts and was much happier with his performance in his second round match at the US Open.

The British number one is looking to build on his summer grass court success and finally win the elusive grand slam title at Flushing Meadows, but looked a little of the pace against Alex Bogomolov in the first round.

However, he roared back to dispatch Ivan Dodig with minimal fuss, losing just six games in the straight sets victory.

The Scot said: "It was better than the first round, that's for sure. It was pretty comfortable conditions out there today. There wasn't really any wind, it was fairly cool as well. That helped."

Murray will now head into the third round with much more confidence, but for once, he was upstaged by a fellow Brit at a tennis major.

Laura Robson, who partnered Murray to mixed doubles silver in London, recorded the biggest win of her career beating Kim Clijsters, who has won the US Open three times and was undefeated in nine years in New York.

Andrew Murray knows that his performances will need to improve if he is to win his first grand slam title at the US Open.

The Olympic gold medallists easily beat Alex Bogomolov in the first round at Flushing Meadows 6-2, 6-4, 6-1, but had some problems with his own game - particularly his serve.

Murray was broke in his opening two services games and produced an unusually high amount of unforced errors.

However, the number three seed appeared to remain calm after the match, putting some of the issues down to the New York weather.

The conditions were tricky, it was very windy. It's about getting used to playing on that court when it's breezy and you have to do a lot of running and defending.

"I struggled with that but did well when I needed to," said the Scot. 

Murray now faces Croatian Ivan Dodig in the next round and is looking to up his game a bit more on a surface that he likes.

Three of Murray's four grand slam final appearances have come on the hard courts of the US and Australian Opens.