text: Bevan, 18, who won team silver at the World Championships in Glasgow last month, has had surgery.
  He broke his left tibia and fibia after landing on a concrete floor in what he described as a "freak accident".
  He wrote on Instagram that the injury was heartbreaking and the "lowest low" after "such a high of the Worlds".
  British Gymnastics' medical team is expected to issue more information on the teenager's injury on Tuesday.
  It is yet unclear whether the Essex-based gymnast has a chance of returning to fitness to secure one of three individual spots available on the British team, as well as a place in the team event, at next summer's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
  "All my emotions just erupted and I've found myself constantly in tears," Bevan said.
  "This may be a big stepping stone to overcome but most, if not all, successful athletes have had to overcome adversity to reach their goals.
  "That moment at the World Championships I will never forget and it's something I want to feel again."
target: British gymnast Brinn Bevan suffered a double leg break while vaulting on Saturday, putting in doubt his hopes of competing at next year's Olympics.