Emma Raducanu battled against blisters and was forced to play “every single point like it was going to be my last” to secure a place in the third round of the Miami Open against top-10 opponent Emma Navarro.

The British No. 2 had never won a match at the Miami Open before this week, losing in her two previous appearances in 2022 and 2023. But she finally scored a victory over teenage wildcard Sayaka Ishii in the first round on Wednesday, setting up a meeting with Navarro.

Both, Emmad Raducanu and Emma Navarro had chances to win, and they certainly put on a show in Miami, with their two-hour-and-53-minute match the longest at the tournament so far