Emma Raducanu has allayed any fears about her health earlier than making a Grand Slam comeback on the Australian Open.
The 21-year-old Briton returned to aggressive motion in Auckland final week after eight months out following operations on her wrists and ankle.
Raducanu pulled out of two exhibition occasions in Melbourne this week however has practised and proven no indicators of points.
“For a couple of days after the matches I used to be sore however I’ve bounced again from that and I am feeling good now,” she mentioned.
Raducanu is taking part in within the first Grand Slam of the 2024 season utilizing an injury-protected rating of 103rd on the earth.
She moved instantly into the principle draw, while not having to qualify or obtain a wildcard, after a number of withdrawals from higher-ranked gamers.
Raducanu will play American Shelby Rogers – who the Briton beat on the best way to successful the US Open in 2021 – within the first spherical on Monday or Tuesday.
“I did loads of good work within the low season. However no matter how good I could really feel on the courtroom on a specific day or in follow, getting that stage of consistency goes to require extra time,” Raducanu mentioned.
“I have been doing the suitable work, doing it persistently. I simply must maintain going increasingly.”
In her pre-tournament information convention on Friday, she added: “I feel my stage, to be trustworthy, is simply too good to not come by if I put constant work collectively.”