Former world number one and UK star tennis player Andy Murray has pulled out of the first Tennis Grandslam Australian Open next year due to injury. Will not be able to participate in the game due to injury. Murray, 32, suffered a hip injury while playing for Britain in the Davis Cup last month.

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"I worked very hard to prepare myself to play at the top level and it is very disappointing not to play at the Australian Open in January," Murray said on Saturday. He said, 'After the Australian Open this year I was not sure of playing again. That is why I was thrilled to come back to Australia and do my best. That is why I am more disappointed. '

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After an operation in January this year, Murray was expected to return with the Australian Open next year. Former world number one tennis player Murray won the European Open title this year by defeating three-time Grand Slam winner Stan Wawrinka.

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