Tennis
Emma Raducanu not feeling ‘comfortable’ as Brit addresses coach future after Madrid loss
Emma Raducanu has admitted she still isn’t “comfortable” on the clay after crashing out in the second round of the Madrid Open. The British No. 2 thrashed Marta Kostyuk at the same tournament three years ago. But the No. 24 seed got her revenge on Friday, winning 6-4 2-6 6-2.
Raducanu was playing her first tournament on clay this year, and her first-round victory was her first match win on the surface in more than 12 months. The 22-year-old has limited experience on the dirt and, after getting broken six times in Friday’s match, she admitted she was still learning.
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