Emma Raducanu will compete in the upcoming WTA 1000 event in Indian Wells. The British No. 2 has had a rough few weeks. She finally ended a four-match losing streak in Dubai but, during her second-round match, became distressed when a ‘stalker’ turned up in the stands.

Raducanu has posted her gratitude to fans and well-wishers on social media but has remained relatively low-key leading up to the 2025 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. One of her

Emma Raducanu has an interim coach in place for Indian Wells as the world No. 55 will travel to the desert with Tim Welsh but her search for a full-time coach continues. Over the last month, the Briton has gone through a lot. First, coach Nick Cavaday stepped down from his position to deal with health issues.

It is Raducanu's first event since a spectator approached her and then appeared at one of her matches in Dubai.

Emma Raducanu has received a boost, gaining an ‘interim’ coach ahead of the Indian Wells tournament – where she may receive additional security. The Brit amicably split ways with coach Nick Cavaday after the 2025 Australian Open,

Emma Raducanu will return to competitive tennis next week at Indian Wells with enhanced security measures following a stalking incident in Dubai. The 22-year-old former US Open champion will have up to five security staff forming a protective ring around her during the tournament.