Murray will play at Queen's Club

Murray beat Santiago Ventura for his first ATP win at Queen's in 2005

British number one Andy Murray has confirmed he will play in the AEGON Championships at Queen's Club in June.

The Scot, 21, will appear at the renamed event for the fourth time in his career, having claimed his first ATP win there in 2005.

Last year, Murray withdrew ahead of his quarter-final clash with Andy Roddick because of a thumb injury.

"Grass is a good surface for me and obviously it would mean a lot to me to win a tournament at home," said Murray.

"All the guys that have played well at Queen's tend to have gone on to do well at Wimbledon so it's a good marker to see where your game is at.

"The tournament has got an unbelievable history and all the guys use it as pretty much the perfect preparation for Wimbledon. I think this year I've got a good chance of doing well."

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Meanwhile, Murray has paid a glowing tribute to world number one Rafael Nadal after losing 6-1 6-2 to the Spaniard in Sunday's Indian Wells final.

"When I played him in the past, he's always been incredibly tough, but the thing I felt when I played him was you have a chance to play," Murray told the New York Times.

"He moves around so well and he has improved his game by using more slice, coming to the net better, and his backhand is better. He's doing everything better."

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