Raducanu set for Indian Wells and Miami after disappointing Middle East swing

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Keep track of Emma Raducanu’s 2026 tennis schedule, latest results and next match on Sky Sports Tennis.

Where is Emma Raducanu playing next?

After a disappointing Middle East swing, Raducanu will head to the United States for the ‘Sunshine Double’ starting with Indian Wells from March 4-15 – before the stars head to the Miami Open from 18-29 March.

Both Masters 1000 events are live on Sky Sports Tennis.

Emma Raducanu’s 2026 results

Tournament Result
Hobart International Quarter-finals
Australian Open Second round
Transylvania Open Final
Qatar Open Retired first-round
Dubai Tennis Championships First-round

Emma Raducanu profile

  • Age: 23
  • Place of birth: Toronto, Canada
  • Grand Slam debut: Wimbledon 2021
  • Grand Slam titles: US Open 2021
  • Career titles: 1
  • Height: 5ft 9in (1.75m)

What is Raducanu’s current ranking?

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In this episode of Sky Sports Editions, we meet a passionate lover of the arts who refuses to be boxed in – Raducanu. Some footage provided is courtesy of IMG

In the WTA rankings, Raducanu has climbed to No 25 following her superb run at the Transylvania Open. Her career-high ranking was No 10, back in July 2022.

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Who is Raducanu’s coach?

Thursday January 29 brought news Raducanu is searching for a 10th coach in the last five years after splitting with Francis Roig following her early Australian Open exit.

Raducanu announced she ended her partnership with Roig, who helped Rafael Nadal win 16 of his 22 Grand Slam titles, after less than six months together.

She has been assisted by LTA coach Alexis Canter since parting ways with Spaniard Roig.

Since her breakthrough at Wimbledon 2021 and that spectacular triumph at the US Open later that year, the longest period of time Raducanu has been with the same coach for is 13 months.

“I don’t necessarily disagree with the strategy of Raducanu. She’s got to feel like the relationship is right,” said Sky Sports Tennis commentator Jonathan Overend.

Emma Raducanu’s NINE coaches

Nigel Sears

Best known for coaching former top five players Amanda Coetzer, Daniela Hantuchova, Anett Kontaveit and Ana Ivanovic, Sears joined her team in April 2021 and oversaw her incredible breakthrough run to the Wimbledon fourth round.

Andrew Richardson

Guided Raducanu to her historic Grand Slam title at the US Open as a qualifier. Raducanu opted not to extend his trial contract immediately after the victory.

Torben Beltz

Angelique Kerber’s former coach lasted only five months. They split in April 2022 with Raducanu transitioning towards a new training model involving LTA coaching support.

Dmitry Tursunov

Raducanu took on the former pro on a trial basis during the summer of 2022 but Tursunov decided not to continue, later citing red flags in her camp that he felt could not be ignored for a long-term commitment.

Sebastian Sachs

The German joined in late 2022 but the partnership was cut short when Raducanu required multiple surgeries, leading to a mutual split.

Nick Cavaday

The 14-month stint was her longest professional partnership, helping her return to the top 60 before he stepped down in early 2025 due to personal health issues.

Vlado Platenik

Hired on a trial basis in March 2025, the partnership lasted only 14 days.

Mark Petchey

Andy Murray’s former coach provided crucial tactical knowledge through Wimbledon where she went out to world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka, despite an encouraging display.

Francisco Roig

Appointed in August 2025, Rafael Nadal’s former mentor offered elite tactical clarity, but after her Australian Open exit in January 2026, Raducanu announced their split.

How has Raducanu’s 2026 season started?

Raducanu made her return to competitive tennis in the United Cup in January but suffered a first career loss to Maria Sakkari after which she revealed that she was unable to play for two and a half months due to an ongoing injury.

Her preparations for the Australian Open took a further hit after she was stunned 6-2 6-4 by Taylah Preston in the quarter-finals of the Hobart International, but she made a winning start at Melbourne Park a few days later.

Seeded 28th for the first Grand Slam of the year, Raducanu overcame Mananchaya Sawangkaew in the first round at the Australian Open only to suffer a second-round defeat to Anastasia Potapova in straight sets.

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Raducanu admits she ran out of energy in the Transylvania Open final against Sorana Cirstea as she fell to a heavy defeat and discusses what influence LTA coach Alexis Canter has had on her game

Raducanu missed the chance to win her first title since her US Open triumph in 2021 after losing in straight sets to home favourite Sorana Cirstea in the Transylvania Open final.

Top seed Raducanu was feeling the effects of her marathon semi-final win against Ukraine’s Oleksandra Oliynykova, losing out to Cirstea 6-0 6-2 in little over an hour in Cluj.

She then retired due to illness from her first-round match at the Qatar Open against world No 80 Camilla Osorio – just two days after losing the final at the Transylvania Open.

Raducanu had time to prepare for her tournament but she lost the final six games to fall to a 6-1 5-7 6-2 defeat to lucky loser Antonia Ruzic in the opening round at the Dubai Tennis Championships.

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Highlights of the Dubai Tennis Championships between Emma Raducanu and Antonia Ruzic

A big highlight for Raducanu in 2025 was making the semi-finals of the WTA 500 tournament in Washington as she overcame two-time US Open champion Naomi Osaka in dominant fashion and also Sakkari before losing to Anna Kalinskaya in straight sets.

Emma Raducanu’s 2025 results

Tournament Result
Australian Open Third round
Singapore Open First round
Abu Dhabi Open First round
Qatar Open First round
Dubai Championships Second round
Indian Wells First round
Miami Open Quarter-finals
Madrid Open Second round
Italian Open Fourth round
Internationaux de Strasbourg Round of 16
French Open Second round
Queen’s Club Quarter-finals
Eastbourne Open Second round
Wimbledon Third round
Citi Open, Washington Semi-finals
National Bank Open, Montreal Third round
Cincinnati Open Third round
US Open Third round
Korea Open Second round
China Open Third round
Wuhan Open First round
Ningbo Open First round

How many Grand Slam titles has Raducanu won?

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Highlights of Raducanu’s historic win at the 2021 US Open

So far, the 2021 US Open victory remains Raducanu’s sole success in a major tournament. She reached the fourth round in Wimbledon that year – a feat she matched in 2024 and might have bettered were it not for injury – but at the Australian and French Opens, she has never progressed beyond the third round.

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