Emma Raducanu reached and started training in ASB classic tennis court

British tennis player Emma Raducanu has departed for Auckland, New Zealand, to take part in the ASB Classic, scheduled to begin on January 1, 2024. Emma is fully recovered from several injuries. Consequently, the Brit missed the remainder of the 2023 season in order to gain full recovery. She is set to make her comeback at the ASB Classic in Auckland, and will be joined by the likes of defending champion Coco Gao, Alina Spitalina, and Caroline Wozniacki. The 21-year-old recently took to Instagram to announce her departure from London to the island nation in the South Pacific. She posted a number of photographs, including one in which she could be seen holding her passport and a handbag. By London, Emma Raducanu captioned her post. Raducanu has been out of on-court action since a round of 32 loss to Jelena Ostapenko at the Stuttgart Open in April 2023. She was scheduled to compete at the Madrid Open, but pulled out of the tournament to treat injuries on her wrist and ankle. She underwent surgeries on both wrists and her left ankle. The 2024 season is approaching, and it kicks off in New Zealand with the WTA 250 ASB Classic, on the outdoor hard courts at the ASB Tennis Centre. The tournament boasts a line-up of nine players, within the top 50, led by defending champion Coco Gao. According to three-time Grand Slam finalist Kasper Rude, Emma Raducanu is a favourite to win another major tournament. She already has the 2021 US Open title under her belt.