Raducanu expected to be fit for Wimbledon
:U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu is hopeful she will be fit to play at Wimbledon after being forced to withdraw from next week's WTA 250 event in Birmingham due to a side strain.
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Raducanu should hire an expert who understands the female body: Judy Murray
US Open champion Emma Raducanu needs time to mature physically and the 19-year-old should hire women experts who understand the female body, Judy Murray, a tennis coach and mother to three-times Grand Slam winner Andy, said.
'Emma Raducanu needs time to mature' - Judy Murray says teenager must be patient with body
Judy Murray has encouraged Emma Raducanu to hire more females as she continues to wrestle with her fitness. Raducanu burst onto the scene by winning last year's US Open, but has since struggled with fitness and injuries.
Speed limit reductions, safer cycle lanes and pedestrian priority crossings coming to Old Trafford
Major upgrades and a speed limit reduction is being planned for a road through Old Trafford.
Emirati cyclists Al Hammadi and Al Mutaiwei to train with UAE Team Emirates
Promising Emirati cyclists Abdullah Al Hammadi and Mohammad Al Mutaiwei have been given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join the UAE Team Emirates training camp in Europe this summer.
UCI WorldTour 2022: Men's team-by-team guide to the season, full calendar and results
The WorldTour, the top tier of professional men's road cycling, comprises 18 teams from 12 different countries and five continents.
SAI terminates contract of coach accused of ‘inappropriate behaviour’ by female cyclist
Sports Authority of India (SAI) on Wednesday evening informed that the contact of the accused national coach has been terminated with immediate effect after its internal complaints committee (ICC) prime facie found him guilty of misconduct on the cycling team’s training-cum-competition trip to Slovenia. In a statement, the SAI stated that the allegations of “inappropriate behaviour” against the track sprint team’s head coach have been found to be “true” – as levelled by the complainant cyclist – by the committee. “The SAI had constituted an inquiry committee to hear the case of a national level cyclist’s complaint against a coach of inappropriate behaviour during a foreign exposure trip in Slovenia which was organised by the Cycling Federation of India (CFI).
Contract Of Cycling Coach, Accused Of Harassment In Slovenia, Terminated
The Sports Authority of India on Wednesday terminated the contract of national cycling coach RK Sharma, with immediate effect, after a committee found allegations of inappropriate behaviour, against him, to be true. According to the complaint filed by a woman cyclist, Sharma forced himself into her room and harassed the cyclist on May 29, during the team's tour of Slovenia.