Andy Murray was beaten by brother Jamie at the Cincinnati Masters, spelling the end of the two-time Wimbledon champion's dabble with doubles

Andy Murray beaten by brother Jamie to signal doubles end

Andy Murray has confirmed he will not be competing in either singles or doubles tennis at this month's US Open.

Andy Murray rules himself out of this month's US Open

Pictures on social media showed the vehicle beside the postbox lying on the ground in the tennis star’s hometown of Dunblane.

Andy Murray and partner Serena Williams lost to the top seeds in the round of 16.

Andy Murray has completed a remarkable winning return to action with victory in the doubles at Queen's Club alongside Feliciano Lopez.

Andy Murray was considering retirement before undergoing an operation in January.

Andy Murray steps back onto a tennis court on Wednesday just 142 days after undergoing a hip operation in a bid to salvage his career

The former Wimbledon champion said he has felt a lot more relaxed but remains unsure whether he will be able to play top-level tennis again.

The tennis star posted an image on Instagram showing him in his hospital bed. 

The former world number one underwent the procedure on Monday morning

In what could be his final match, the three times Grand Slam winner mounted a typically gritty come back but lost the deciding set.

Days after announcing he will be forced to retire due to a hip Injury, Murray produced a trademark battling performance in Melbourne

Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic added their tributes to the outpouring of support as the Scot gears up for what could be his final match.

People in the town where the tennis ace grew up have hailed his career on news he is to retire.

From Dunblane schoolboy to two-times Wimbledon champion, Andy Murray's career has been one of highs and lows. 
