Petchey, who previously worked with Andy Murray, will join Raducanu's team for at least the start of the clay-court season.

Emma Raducanu is to continue working with coach and commentator Mark Petchey on an “informal” basis, rather than hunting for a permanent coach.

With seven coaches in under four years, Emma Raducanu's search for a consistent partnership has been a prominent storyline for a long time now. The post “Going Really Well”- Emma Raducanu Teases Coaching Status With Mark Petchey as Madrid Open Looms appeared first on EssentiallySports.