News about Wang Xiyu

Emma Raducanu revealed her amazing talent away from the tennis court on Instagram on Thursday. Since being banned from the Miami Open earlier this week, the British athlete, 21, who came to prominence on her Wimbledon debut at 18 years old, has been dealing with injuries. But now Emma has given an insight into her life away from the game when she posted a video of herself sat in her bedroom typing the keyboard.

On Tuesday, the 21-year-old, who had been given a wild card, was supposed to face Wang Xiyu in China, but he had to cancel due to reports of a lower back injury. Raducanu's efforts to establish herself as a consistent presence on the WTA Tour is another blow. The former US Open champion spent the second half of last year recovering from ankle and wrist surgery.

Emma Raducanu, a British tennis player, has been barred from the Miami Open after suffering a lower back injury. Raducanu had been supposed to face world No. 56 Wang Xiyu in the first round of the competition on Tuesday but had to cancel on Monday night. Raducanu's latest injury is uncertain, but it could damage her chances of representing Great Britain at the Billie Jean King Cup next month.

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