Updated: July 08, 2013, 12:00 AM
In pictures: Andy Murray wins Wimbledon title
Among those who celebrated were British prime minister David Cameron, left, and Scotland's first minister Alex Salmond. Murray won 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Anja Niedringhaus / AFP
In the dying minutes of three-hour-long match, Murray found himself being drawn to the net constantly as Djokovic played a lot of drop shots. Murray, though, seemed to have the answers to whatever Djokovic threw at him. Adrian Dennis / AFP
Murray had by now won the key points to win the first and second sets, but that did not stop Djokovic from continuing to push his opponent. It just wasn't his day. Tom Hevezi / AP Photo
Murray was congratulated by Djokovic. The world's top two have played in four finals now with many more expected over the next few years. Anja Niedringhaus / AP Photo
It was the biggest moment of Murray's life and he even said later he could not believe he had won. The crowd was ecstatic, too. Anja Niedringhaus / AP Photo
Naturally, Murray needed a few minutes to soak into the moment. Kirsty Wigglesworth / AP Photo
Djokovic, a winner here in 2011, was drained after a five-set semi-final against Juan Martin del Potro. The Serb, nevertheless, was on the ball throughout the match. Anja Niedringhaus / AP Photo
The trophy was as much for the British public as it was for Murray who extended their support to the star for al these years. Murray seemed to acknowledge that. Stefan Wermuth / AP Photo