Emma Raducanu Withdraws from Wimbledon Due to Injury

Emma Raducanu has pulled out of Wimbledon. She had a small injury in her leg. She had more tests and found a stress fracture.

Raducanu did not practice for four days. She wore a protective boot on her leg. She practiced on Saturday but stopped early.

She practiced again on Sunday and felt a bit better. She said she would play her match on Monday. She still wanted to play.

However, Raducanu withdrew from the tournament. This was around 15 hours before her match.

Raducanu wrote on social media: 'I'm sad to say I've had to withdraw from Wimbledon.'

She said she did everything to get ready but her injury got worse. She has a stress fracture and must stop playing.

Playing at Wimbledon is very important to Raducanu. She thanked her fans for their support. She will see them when she returns.

This year has been tough for Raducanu. She had a foot injury and then got sick.

The illness kept her out for two months. She lost in the first round of two tournaments. She did well at Queen's Club.

Raducanu said her recent matches made her injury worse. She had been managing it with her team.

She said it was a lot of pressure on her leg. She had five matches after not competing for a while. She is doing her best to manage the injury.

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