Emma Raducanu recently parted ways with coach Nick Cavaday - her sixth full-time coach in under four years - and has been struggling for form ever since

Emma Raducanu is now on the longest losing run of her entire career to spark an intense debate over why she keeps being awarded wildcards. Raducanu lost to Ekaterina Alexandrova in the opening round of the Qatar Open on Sunday to mark four straight WTA defeats for the first time ever.

Emma Raducanu’s miserable coachless run continued as she lost in straight sets to Ekaterina Alexandrova, the same Russian she had defeated in the opening round of last month’s Australian Open. The shape of the match,

Emma Raducanu can count on a familiar face during the Qatar Open after reuniting with Jane O'Donoghue in a move that is not really surprising given their previous relationship.

The 22-year-old should look at how some of the world’s best have approached their coaching set-up and take note

Another week, another early exit for Emma Raducanu – and the inconsistency of her performances underlines the need for her to appoint a coach.

Rick Macci made an interesting offer to Emma Raducanu as Serena Williams' childhood coach says he wouldn't be able to coach the 22-year-old full-time but would be willing to help her in some capacity if she reached out.

If it takes a village to raise a child, then the modern tennis tour increasingly requires a significant entourage.