Emma Raducanu has arrived in Indian Wells and she is looking all smiles only days after going through one of the most traumatic experiences of her career. 10 days ago, the 2021 US Open champion broke down in tears on the court in Dubai and was in visible distress after noticing in the stands the stalker who also approached her in a restaurant a day earlier.

Emma Raducanu will play in Indian Wells next week after her stalker scare in Dubai - and the former U.S. Open champion will be given extra security.

Emma Raducanu to make return at Indian Wells after Dubai stalking incident - Raducanu expected to have increased security at one of the sport’s biggest events

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.

Former U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu will compete at Indian Wells next week in her first Tour appearance since Dubai, where a man exhibited "fixated behaviour" towards her and was removed from the stands during her match,

Former U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu will compete at Indian Wells next week in her first tour appearance since Dubai, where a man exhibited "fixated behavior" toward her and was removed from the stands during her match,

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,