Nick Kyrgios not rushing return from knee surgery after missing Sunshine Double - 'Taking it day by day'

Nick Kyrgios has revealed that he is in no hurry to return from injury after undergoing knee surgery as he provided fans with an update on his recovery via social media. The 27-year-old Australian underwent the operation at the start of 2023, and it has led to him missing the 2023 Australian Open and more recently this year’s Indian Wells tournament. Ad Kyrgios had aimed to take part in both the Sunshine Double events, but ultimately had to pull out to focus on his recovery.

Last year was the best showing of his professional career as he finished in the last 16 in Miami and the quarter-finals of Indian Wells. ATP Indian Wells'All good when you win!' — Kyrgios sides with Rune after testy Wawrinka clash14/03/2023 AT 10:18 Last year’s losing Wimbledon finalist took questions in a Q&A session with fans on Wednesday, and he was asked whether he would be fit enough to return to the court this year. Kyrgios, currently ranked No.

27 in the world, gave little information away about his planned comeback, with his knee problem forcing him out of the Tokyo Open in October last year, which he has attempted to resolve with surgery. «Currently taking it day by day with my knee and building up load… Trying to get back to where I was,» Kyrgios stated. At the time of the surgery, his manager Daniel Horsfall said: “The surgery was a great success.