'Emma Raducanu needs plan to build on Miami Open progress'

Emma Raducanu is starting to play like it is 2021.

The Briton, who won 10 matches in straight sets to clinch the US Open title, had not been able to win more than three in a row until this week’s Miami Open.

Her run was ended by world number four Jessica Pegula in the quarter-finals, but on Monday Raducanu will return to the world’s top 50 for the first time since September 2022.

Success has come despite a constantly changing sea of faces in the coaching box and a typically challenging start to the year.

The 22-year-old has not had a full-time coach since January, but played with great freedom in Miami.

So what kind of support might Raducanu need to be able to produce form like this on a more consistent basis?

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