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Glasgow - Andy Murray broke down in tears on Sunday after leading Great Britain past Luxembourg 4-1 in the Davis Cup, overcome by making a rare competitive appearance in his native Scotland.
Murray wept after his 6-4, 6-3, 6-1 victory over Gilles Muller earned Britain a Europe/Africa Group II play-off against Hungary later this year.
After watching James Ward seal a 4-1 triumph with a comfortable 6-1, 6-3 win in a dead rubber against Mike Vermeer, Murray said: "It was one of those things, I wasn't expecting that to happen.
"Davis Cup is just different to all the other tournaments and that showed today(Sunday).
"(The Scottish crowd) makes a difference, I don't get that chance very often.
"It's the first time in a long time that I got the chance to play in Scotland.
"The last tie I was really ill right before the tie against Serbia, I was sick just before the doubles game.
"I thought I was jinxed because when we played against Ukraine I got really ill when I came back from Dubai. I lost loads of weight and couldn't play. I'm glad I was okay this time."
