Murray on the road to recovery after successful back surgery

British number one and world number three, GB's Andy Murray has tweeted a picture of himself in hospital with his thumbs up after minor surgery on his troublesome back.



The 26-year-old Scot says the first thing he said when he came round from the operation was: "Did I win?"

Murray is unlikely to play again this season, but hopes to begin his pre-season training in Miami in November.

The world number three underwent surgery in an attempt to sort out a disc problem in his lower back.

The injury forced him to pull out of the French Open in May, although he recovered in time to become Britain's first male Wimbledon singles champion since 1936.

His defence of the US Open was ended in the quarter-finals but he helped Great Britain beat Croatia in the Davis Cup before having surgery.

He is set to miss this year's remaining tour events, including November's World Tour Finals in London.

From his tiny little fans from around here, we wish him a happy and hitch-free recovery process

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