Andy Murray has made a tentative return to the court following the hip surgery that he hopes could save his tennis career.
Murray, a winner of three grand slam titles, had hinted at retirement before going out of the Australian Open in the first round in January as he struggled to deal with ongoing pain from a long-standing hip problem. However, since undergoing hip resurfacing, he has spoken with a cautious optimism about his future in the sport, with doubles star Bob Bryan having recovered from a similar injury to return to professional tennis. Murray described himself as "pain-free," though rated his chances of competing at Wimbledon this year at less than half.
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