England's no. 1 tennis player in the last generation, Andy Murray looks to come back into the sports slowly and steadily after a knee injury and the following surgery ensured a premature exit for the Grand Slam winner from tennis.

Andy Murray hopes to be back on the singles court later this year, but the British former world number one is setting no time limits on his return. Murray will step up his comeback bid from the hip surgery he underwent in January when he competes in the doubles with Feliciano Lopez at Queen's Club next week. The 32-year-old then plans to play doubles at Wimbledon, where he has won two of his three singles Grand Slam titles. However, Murray still expects to take his time before returning to singles action, which probably rules out competing at the US Open at the end of August.