Emma Raducan, next week after her impressive run to the Miami Open quarterfinals, resigned from the representation of Great Britain in Billie Jean King Cup qualifications.
Raducan was caused by his head to the Netherlands with ties scheduled for the Dutch and Germany from 10 to 12 April, but the world No. 48 instead decided to carry out a training block.
Since she won the US Open in 2021, she has compiled her best run by reaching the last eight in Miami before she lost with the eventual runner Jessica Pegula.
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The British 2 should also join Elina Svitolina and Sofia Kenin for the clay courts of the WTA 250 in Rouen 14. April, but after taxing several months with just a week after the tournaments will take advantage of the opportunity to practice with the date of return, which is unconfirmed.
Raducan was appointed in five players by Captain Anne Keotavong together with Katie Boulter, Sonay Kartal, Harriet Dart and Olivia Nicholls for Billie Jean King Cup. However, it was revealed that he would not participate in the end.
“I admit that it was a difficult decision for Emma. Of course, you are always missing her team’s quality, we have seen what her country can do in the past, but I have the maximum belief in the player who travels next week and confirm the fifth player at the right time,” said Skipper Keotavong.
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Raducan was caused by a head to Spain for the Big 1000 Madrid Open in La Caja Magica from 22 April to 4 May, but it is not clear whether they will participate in the tournament before the French Open, which begins on Sunday, May 25.
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