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Raducanu steps up race for Australian Open fitness
The Guardian
|January 12, 2023
Emma Raducanu trained in public for the first time since sustaining an ankle sprain as she continues her race against the clock to be ready for next week's Australian Open.
The British No 1 was put through her paces by her trial coach, Sebastian Sachs, on an outside court in Melbourne Park yesterday as her physio, Will Herbert, stood by.
After practising for just shy of half an hour, moving tentatively around the baseline but striking the ball at full force, Raducanu switched to Margaret Court Arena to continue her session.
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