EMMA Raducanu clinically brushed aside qualifier Cristina Bucsa in one of the most comprehensive grass-court victories of her career at Queen's.

Image: Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter's run at the Queen's Clu came to an end after a straight-set defeat to Lyudmyla Kichenok and Erin Routliffe Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter's run at Queen's Club came to an end after they were beaten 6-2 7-5 by ...

Emma Raducanu is currently at the Queen’s Club Championships as she looks to kick off her grass-court season campaign. However, the British No.2 has admitted that she’s still wary of going out on her own following her ordeal with a stalker at the Dubai Tennis Championships earlier this year.

That title was her fourth in Paris and third in a row. Swiatek is aiming to become the only woman with four consecutive trophies at the French Open in the Open era, which began in 1968. Monica Seles and Justine Henin both also won three straight.

Emma Raducanu got her singles campaign at Queen’s off to a blistering start in a grudge match with Cristina Bucsa, the dangerous Spaniard who beat her in a brutal three-hour match back in January.

It might only be for a matter of days, but after a two-year wait, it is something to savour: Emma Raducanu is the British No 1 again.Tennis rankings do not technically move live on the women’s tour, and are only officially updated on Monday mornings in typically arcane protocol,

Sports Mole previews Thursday's Queen's Club Championships last-16 match between Emma Raducanu and Rebecca Sramkova, including predictions, head-to-head and their tournament so far. Fresh off dispatching Cristina Bucsa on Tuesday, Emma Raducanu faces ...