5 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers from sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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5 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers form sluggish start to cruise through at Australian Open

Raducanu beats world No 196 to make winning start in Melbourne

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7 h. ago Emma Raducanu recovers from slow start to ease through at Australian Open

Briton overcomes Mananchaya Sawangkaew 6-4, 6-1 Thai opponent shines in first set before falling awayEmma Raducanu rallied impressively from a slow start and early deficit to open her Australian Open with a solid victory, moving into the second round with a 6-4, 6-1 win over Mananchaya Sawangkaew.Raducanu had struggled early on, trailing 1-3, 15-40 against an impressive Sawangkaew. However, she found her form quickly, rolling through 11 of the subsequent 13 games to close out a comfortable victory. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Emma Raducanu cruises through at Australian Open as Brits enjoy perfect day in Melbourne

Raducanu completed a perfect opening day of the Australian Open for the British contingent, her late-night victory over Thailand's Mananchaya Sawangkaew making it three wins from three.

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4 d. ago Emma Raducanu recovers in Hobart to post first win in over three months

Briton wins tight encounter with Camila Osorio 6-3, 7-6Match with Colombian was delayed overnight by rainEmma Raducanu offered an impressive demonstration of her resilience at the Hobart International as she rallied from an overnight second-set deficit in her rain-delayed first-round match to defeat Camila Osorio of Colombia 6-3, 7-6 (2).The victory marks Raducanu’s first win since September after struggling with a foot injury in the final weeks of the 2025 season. She had contested just one match this season after being sidelined for much of the off-season, losing in three sets to Maria Sakkari in the United Cup. Considering those recent challenges, this is a positive start for Raducanu. She will next face Taylah Preston, the 20-year-old Australian wildcard, in the quarter-final after her second round opponent Magdalena Frech withdrew from their scheduled match due to injury. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago World Darts Championship: Cross sets up Littler clash, Anderson wins thriller

Cross beats Damon Heta 4-0 to book last-16 meetingAnderson holds off Wattimena, Ryan Searle throughRob Cross thrashed Damon Heta 4-0 at the PDC World Championship to set up a last-16 clash with the reigning champion, Luke Littler.Cross, who beat Phil Taylor in the 2018 final, lost only two legs against Australian No 1 Heta as he cruised into the fourth round. Continue reading...

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