Raducanu and Osaka Withdraw from Charity Match Ahead of Australian Open

Concerns rise over Raducanu's fitness as she manages her return after an injury-riddled season.

Emma Raducanu withdrew from a charity match due to 'soreness', raising concerns about her fitness ahead of the Australian Open.
Naomi Osaka, originally slated to play against Raducanu, also withdrew from the match as a precautionary measure.
Raducanu is still managing her return to competition after being sidelined by injuries for eight months last season.
British coach Nick Cavaday, who has known Raducanu since she was 10, will be coaching her throughout the Australian Open.
Raducanu is scheduled to play a further charity match against Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva before the Australian Open begins.