Andy Murray toppled a two-time defending Madrid Masters champion Rafael Nadal in 2015 final. A year later, Murray secured a place in another Caja Magica title clash following a 7-5, 6-3 triumph over the Spaniard in grueling two hours and 11 minutes.Andy played his best tennis when it mattered the most. After a grueling and exciting battle, he fended off 11 out of 13 break points and converted four return chances to seal the deal. It was the seventh triumph for the Briton over the Spaniard and their last clash on the Tour due to Andy’s injuries in the upcoming years.Nada …