Andy Murray and champion Novak Djokovic will go toe-to-toe in the Qatar Open final after the world's top two players laid down their markers for the 2017 season.
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Djokovic, who was deposed as world number one by Murray in November and beaten by the Scot in their last showdown -- in the title match of the 2016 season-ending ATP World Tour Finals - will be hoping to avoid the hiccups he faced against Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in Friday's semi-final.
The Serb saved five match points to stay alive before eventually subduing Verdasco 4-6 7-6(7) 6-3.
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