When is Emma Raducanu's next match at the Miami Open 2023?
Your guide to when Emma Raducanu plays next on the WTA Tour.
Emma Raducanu enters the Miami Open with fresh hope following a solid performance at the Indian Wells Masters last week.
The British 20-year-old enjoyed a terrific run to the Round of 16 where she was defeated by World No.1 Iga Swiatek.
However, the Miami Open draw has not been favourable to Raducanu who must face a classy opponent before the seeded players even enter the draw.
She sits No.72 in the world right now. She could move up several places with another good result in the US this week.
Raducanu's fortunes won't be entirely changed by a good result at the Miami Open, but it would provide her with a launchpad to build from as she seeks a place near the top of the tree once again.
RadioTimes.com brings you up to speed with Emma Raducanu's next match on the WTA Tour.
When is Emma Raducanu playing at the Miami Open 2023?
Emma Raducanu's next match is against Bianca Andreescu (World No.31) in the first round of the Miami Open.
They will face each other on Wednesday 22nd March 2023 at approximately 4pm UK time.
Emma Raducanu results at Miami Open 2023
First round – Wednesday 22nd March 2023
Emma Raducanu v Bianca Andreescu (from 4pm UK time)
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