Emma Radocano: The British player’s number 1 retired during the first round of Wuhan Open against Anne Lee | Tennis News

Emma Radocano retired from her first round in the Wuhan Open Championship against Ann Lee, where she seemed to be wet conditions.

Radokano was 6-1 and 4-1 in front of Lee when she decided to withdraw after a period of treatment, after she looked like she was dizzying at some points in the second group.

The British player No. 1 is the latest player to retire or withdraw from one of the championships in recent weeks during the Asian swing, where Ija Swatik, six times in the Grand Slam, criticized the “overwhelming” tennis schedule.

“I want to wish Emma a speedy recovery. It seems that she was not fine,” said Li, who will face Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova in the next round.

“It was a difficult match last time, so I hope you feel better. I am happy with my performance, and I stayed strong throughout the entire match.”

Raducanu started a quick start with a break LI in the opening match, but he lost the next six runs of the first group in just 28 minutes.

She simply overpowered Raducano with great shots of the ball while her opponent began to make an increasingly easy mistakes and it was clear that he was not completely fit.

Radocano made four double errors at the beginning of the second group, where she bowed down, indicating that she might withdraw, but she somehow managed to keep it.

But the match moved away from it again, as it won four consecutive games before Radukano summoned the coach, and soon shook hands with the American player after a short medical examination.

Earlier on Tuesday, Naomi Osaka defeated Laila Fernandez 4-6 7-5, 6-3, and Amanda Anisimova withdrew from the tournament due to a hard-leg injury after winning the China Open on Sunday.

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