Emma Raducanu beaten in French Open first round for first time in her career

Solana Sierra swept aside the British number one in straight sets.
Emma Raducanu beaten in French Open first round for first time in her career

By Eleanor Crooks, Press Association Tennis Correspondent, Paris

Emma Raducanu suffered her first opening-round loss at the French Open with an error-strewn display against Argentina’s Solana Sierra.

The British number one opted to return to action for the final couple of weeks of the clay season following two-and-a-half months out with a post-viral illness instead of concentrating on grass but it has not paid off.

She took positives from a narrow loss to Diane Parry in Strasbourg earlier this week, and she at least improved in the second set at a sun-baked Roland Garros before falling to a 6-0 7-6 (4) defeat.

It is only Raducanu’s third time playing in the tournament but this was the first occasion she has failed to make it to the second round.

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