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LONDON: Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu became the latest high-profile player to withdraw from
LONDON: Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu became the latest high-profile player to withdraw from the China Open after the Briton said she was skipping the WTA 1000 tournament due to a foot injury. Raducanu has struggled with injuries since capturing the New York title in 2021 and spent most of last season recovering from ankle and wrist surgeries. The 21-year-old, who has since climbed to 54th in the world, sustained her latest setback in the Korea Open quarter-finals on Saturday while playing Daria Kasatkina. “I sprained some ligaments in my foot which unfortunately need some more time to heal,” Raducanu said on Monday. “It means I can’t play in Beijing but I hope to be back competing as soon as I can.” Ex-Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina, world number one Iga Swiatek and three-times Grand Slam runner-up Ons Jabeur have decided to skip the Beijing event, which runs from Sept 25-Oct 6. The men’s ATP 500 tournament in Beijing lost one of its top players when organisers said world number two Alexander Zverev had pulled out due to pneumonia.
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