Andy 'excited' about future, cautious on Grand Slam hopes

LONDON - Former world No 1 Andy Murray is excited to see what he can achieve over the next couple of years after returning to the tour following hip-resurfacing surgery, but he will not be setting any lofty targets.

The 32-year-old Briton looked on the verge of ending his career at the start of the year but, after undergoing surgery in January, he has returned in impressive fashion.

After initially playing doubles at Queen's Club, where he won the title alongside Feliciano Lopez, and Wimbledon, Murray has exceeded expectations on the singles court and won the European Open title in Antwerp last month, beating Stan Wawrinka in the final.