Former US Open champion set to play in Auckland next weekNaomi Osaka also returning to court at Brisbane InternationalEmma Raducanu says she feels “reborn” as the former US Open champion prepares to return to action at next week’s Auckland Classic following ankle and wrist surgeries.The 21-year-old is now ranked 298th in the world, having missed much of last season after operations on both wrists and her left ankle. Raducanu has not played on the WTA Tour since April, when she lost to Jelena Ostapenko in Stuttgart. Continue reading… Former US Open champion set to play in Auckland next weekNaomi Osaka also returning to court at Brisbane International
Emma Raducanu says she feels “reborn” as the former US Open champion prepares to return to action at next week’s Auckland Classic following ankle and wrist surgeries.
The 21-year-old is now ranked 298th in the world, having missed much of last season after operations on both wrists and her left ankle. Raducanu has not played on the WTA Tour since April, when she lost to Jelena Ostapenko in Stuttgart.
