[FILE] Andy Murray of Britain takes a break during a practice session with Australia’s Alex de Minaur in Brisbane on December 30, 2018, ahead of Brisbane International tennis tournament. (Photo by Saeed Khan / AFP) /
Andy Murray has described an operation on his ailing hip as “life-changing” as he prepares to make his return to competitive tennis.
A three-time Grand Slam winner, Murray has entered the doubles with Feliciano Lopez at Queen’s Club in London this week for what will be his first taste of action since going under the knife in January.
“I don’t know how I’m going to feel when I get back on the court, but I feel lucky, I feel relaxed, I didn’t expect to be in this position,” said Murray, who hinted the surgery could force him to retire at the Australian Open earlier this year.
“I didn’t know how I was going to feel if I went and had the operation but it’s been brilliant, completely life-changing for me from where I was.
“I’m looking forward to…
