French Open 2017: Jamie Murray out of doubles in quarter-finals

Soares and Murray were the highest-ranked seeds left in the competition

Jamie Murray's French Open is over after he and doubles partner Bruno Soares lost a third-set tie-break at Roland Garros.

Murray, 31, had reached the last eight for the first time but he and Soares went down 3-6 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-4) to Santiago Gonzalez of Mexico and Donald Young of the United States.

"We had our chance, didn't take it and it came back to haunt us," Murray said.

"We should have won, we should have found a way to get through it."

He added: "It was a big opportunity, a lot of guys had lost and it was pretty open."

In 2016, Murray and Soares won the Australian and US Open doubles titles.

Earlier on Monday Andy Murray made it through to the singles quarter-finals.

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The younger Murray came through to beat Karen Khachanov 6-3 6-4 6-4 to claim his 650th Tour-level victory in two hours and four minutes.