Paris: British third seed Andy Murray, twice a semi-finalist, who took his clay record this season to 11-0 with a 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 win over Argentine 'lucky loser' Facundo Arguello.


Great Britain's Andy Murray returns the ball to Argentina's Facundo Arguello during the men's first round at the Roland Garros 2015 French Tennis Open in Paris. Pic/AFP 

Murray, with claycourt titles in Munich and Madrid, goes on to face either Canadian world number 53 Vasek Pospisil or Portugal's 44th-ranked Joao Sousa. "Always the first round of the majors is tough and it was quite windy and difficult conditions at the start," said Murray. "I was a little bit nervous at the start but I like that, it shows that you care and want to do well."