British No.1 Emma Raducanu must focus on the physical side of her game to get “fitter, stronger, and faster” and challenge the best players in women’s tennis, according to Tim Henman. Raducanu announced herself on the world stage by winning the US Open 2021 as a 19-year-old qualifier, but has failed to return to those heights in the years since – having not won a title and only made it past the third round of a major once. There were green shoots for the Brit in 2025, who suffered fewer of the injury setbacks that have plagued her previously and has returned to the top 30, but she arrives at the Indian Wells Open 2026 this week after an eventful start to the new year. The 23-year-old went out of the Australian Open in the second round, split with coach Francis Roig, then reached her first final since her US Open win at the Transylvania Open in February, only to suffer a heavy defeat, and has also signed a big new sponsorship deal with Uniqlo. …