Raducanu suffers injury scare ahead of Australian Open

Raducanu suffers injury ahead of Australian Open

Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu leaves the court in tears after suffering an ankle injury, casting doubt on her Australian Open stint this January

Emma Raducanu leaves court injured and in tears ahead of Australian Open

Britain's Emma Raducanu retired at 6-0 5-7 in her second-round match against Slovakian Viktoria Kuzmova at the WTA 250 Auckland Classic on Thursday after rolling her ankle, casting doubt on her participation at this month's Australian Open.

Emma Raducanu injures ankle ahead of Australian Open - NBC Sports

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Emma Raducanu blamed slippery indoor courts for an ankle injury which forced her to withdraw from the ASB Bank Tennis Classic less than two weeks before the start of the Australian Open. The 2021 U.S. Open champion was in tears after retiring in the third set of her second-round match against Slovakian qualifier Viktoria Kusmova. The British player slipped late in the second set and then summoned the trainer who heavily s…

Is Emma Raducanu playing in the Australian Open? Injury updates ahead of 2023 Grand Slam

Emma Raducanu's horror run of injuries has continued with the British No.1 in doubt to play at the Australian Open after injuring herself at the ASB Classic in Auckland.

Tearful Emma Raducanu Suffers Injury Scare Ahead Of Australian Open

Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu exited an Auckland warm-up tournament injured and in tears on Thursday, just over 10 days before the Australian Open starts. The 20-year-old Briton, who stunned the tennis world when she won the US Open in 2021 as a qualifier, retired with an ankle injury at the start of the third set against Viktoria Kuzmova in the last 16. Raducanu, who has suffered a series of injuries since her New York triumph, won the …

Raducanu gives Australian Open update and hits out at ASB Classic over ankle injury

Emma Raducanu says it is not a surprise that someone injured themselves playing on the “slippery” ASB Classic courts in Auckland.