Emma Raducanu digs deep to beat Elena-Gabriela Ruse in first round in Montreal - Emma Raducanu was on court two days after her fine exploits in Washington ended on Saturday.

Emma Raducanu is the British No. 1 again after a barnstorming start to her hardcourt season. The Brit reached the semi-finals of the Citi Open in both singles and doubles, with Elena Rybakina, and has been rewarded for her displays by overtaking Katie Boulter in the WTA rankings.

Raducanu picked up three wins in Washington, D.C, to improve to 21-15. Thanks to her strong showing at the DC Open, Raducanu jumped 13 spots to World No. 33 in today's new WTA Rankings. 👏 @EmmaRaducanu returns to British No.1 following a great week in Washington, D.C. #BackTheBrits 🇬🇧 | @WTA pic.twitter.com/y92erKdQ0z

Emma Raducanu, who reached the semi-finals of the Citi Open in both singles and doubles, has moved up to 33rd in the WTA rankings as a result of her form.

Emma Raducanu's deep Washington run came with a solid reward as the British tennis player gained 13 spots on the updated WTA rankings and now sits at No. 33 in the world.

Emma Raducanu is playing the right kind of tennis ahead of the US Open, says Billie Jean King Cup captain Anne Keothavong; The US Open is live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+, streaming service N

Tennis star Emma Raducanu's parents are Ian Raducanu and Renee Zhai. Here's everything to know about Emma Raducanu's parents, dad Ian Raducanu and mom Renee Zhai.

Emma Raducanu’s impressive run in Washington has ended after a straights-set defeat by the Anna Kalinskaya, with the Russian’s heavy ground-strokes and metronomic accuracy proving too much for the Briton.