At 3-1 up in the second set he looked comfortable, but the Spaniard began to apply pressure as Murray, currently world No 156, sank to his haunches following some more energy-sapping rallies. "Looking back, it's a proud time for my family with my parents being able to be there seeing me lead the national side out "Out of the four majors I've won, I'm not snubbing anything else, but it was probably the most important one that I've won," Cross told theDarts Show podcast. The Englishman was playing alongside Jasper Parnevik, who struggled to an 81, with both players only realising after finishing their rounds that they had forgotten to swap scorecards before teeing off.