Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper will seek more clay-court success with the British pair in action on a bumper day at the Italian Open in Rome.Raducanu was granted a reprieve for her second-round match as her scheduled opponent,

Kudermetova is yet to drop a set so far and has picked up wins against Lucrezia Stefanini and 15th seed Amanda Anisimova. The 28-year-old Russian, is a former top 10 player and she has pedigree on clay after reaching the quarter-finals at Roland Garros in 2022. She also made a run to the last four in Rome in 2023.

Emma Raducanu breezed through her second-round match at the Italian Open despite being thrown off her game hours before taking to the court. The Brit was set to face Ekaterina Alexandrova on Friday, but the 21st seed pulled out of the tournament in the morning and was replaced by lucky loser Jil Teichmann.