Emma Radocano withdrew from the representation of Great Britain in the Billy Jean King Cup qualifiers next week after its impressive period to the quarter -finals of the Miami Open.
Radocano was scheduled to go to the Netherlands with links stabilized against the Dutch and Germany from April 10 to 12, but the 48th world has instead chose to conduct a training bloc.
She put her best for her victory in the US Open in 2021 by reaching the last eight in Miami before losing to the runner -up in the end Jessica Peugeot.
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The British No. 2 was also scheduled to join the likes of Elena Svetolina and Sophia Kenin for the WTA-Court 250 in Rawan on April 14, but after taxes a few months with only one week of tournaments, you will take the opportunity to train with the date of unconfirmed return.
Radocano was named from five players by Captain Anne Kyoghavong alongside Katie Bolter, Sonai Kartal, Harriet Dart and Olivia Nichols for the Billy Jean King Cup. However, it has been revealed that she will not participate after all.
“I realize that this was a difficult decision for Emma. Of course, you always miss a player of her quality in the team, we have seen what you can do in the past representing her country, but I have a great belief in the players who travel next week and will confirm a fifth player in time.”
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The most prominent defeat in the quarter -final of Radocano to Jessica Peugeot
Radokano was scheduled to go to Spain at the 1000 Madrid Open championship at La Caja Magica from April 22 to May 4, but it is not clear whether she will participate in the tournament before the French Open, which begins on Sunday, May 25.
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