The Scot was beaten by Alexander Zverev.
Andy Murray admits 'something needs to change' if he's to rediscover his best tennis.
The twice Wimbledon champion was beaten by world number four Alexander Zverev in the third round at the Indian Wells Masters.
Murray hasn't got past the last eight of any event he's played in since February and has slipped to 121 in the rankings.

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