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Why are so many British players injured?

BBC News· May 6, 2026 · 3:59 PM · 10 views

British tennis players are facing a wave of injuries with no relief in sight. From Sonay Kartal's back issues to Jack Draper's knee troubles, the physical demands are taking a toll. With Emma Raducanu also sidelined, the sport's intense schedule is under scrutiny. Can the LTA's new physiotherapy approach make a difference? #Tennis #InjuryUpdate #SportsNews #BritishTennis #PlayerHealth

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