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Andy Murray surprised spectators by cleaning up rubbish around the court

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Tennis champion, Andy Murray, is being applauded for a simple act after winning a grueling 4-hour and 49-minute-long Australian Open match. Despite bleeding from the knee and being physically drained, he still made time to clean up his rubbish.
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