Emma Raducanu is set to appear in two tournaments this month despite her unfortunate Auckland withdrawal as the British tennis star has signed up for the WTA 250 event in Singapore. This past week, the former world No. 10 was unable to start her season in New Zealand after a back injury sustained in training forced her to miss the ASB Classic.

Emma Raducanu continues to shape her 2025 schedule and has confirmed her participation in the WTA 250 Singapore Tennis Open, which replaces the former Hua Hin event in Thailand.

Former U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from an Auckland tournament, saying a back injury she has been nursing in recent weeks had not improved as much as she hoped.

Will Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu be fit to compete at the 2025 Australian Open after missing tournaments due to injuries?

Concerns about Emma Raducanu’s readiness for the Australian Open have been partly assuaged by social-media images of an intense training session in Melbourne.

It is a new season, but the same problems plague Emma Raducanu. On Monday evening, Raducanu announced that she had withdrawn from the ASB Classic due to a back injury. "Tried my best to be ready," said Raducanu.

Emma Raducanu’s unfortunate battle with injuries has again disrupted her plans for a strong start to the season. Despite arriving in Australia early to prepare for the 2025 season, her hopes were dashed before she could even step onto the court.

Emma Raducanu appears to be on course to play at the Australian Open after she posted images of her recovery from her latest injury setback on her Instagram page. Raducanu pulled out of what should have been her first tournament of 2025 last week,