Emma Raducanu soaks up the sun during beach trip in New Zealand after ankle injury

Emma Raducanu shared a plethora of sun-drenched snaps from her trip to auckland, New Zealand.

The 20-year-old admitted her journey had ended on a sad note after picking up an ankle injury on Thursday.

The British No.1 limped off the pitch in tears after leaving the ASB Classic in Auckland when she slipped after making a sharp turn behind the baseline.

Stunning: Emma Raducanu looked radiant as she soaked up the sun during her trip to Auckland, New Zealand.

Post: The 20-year-old tennis player admitted her journey had ended on a sad note after sustaining an ankle injury on Thursday.

He then criticized what he saw as a slippery indoor court surface, being used due to heavy rain outside, suggesting that such a mishap is likely to occur in those conditions.

However, Emma managed to carve out some free time on her trip as she shared photos of herself taking a walk by the sea.

The athlete rocked a brown crop top and a matching pair of shorts as she spent some quality time with her friends.

Styling her locks into an updo, she completed her look with a white bag and a pair of sunglasses.

Adventure: The athlete rocked a brown crop top and a matching pair of shorts while having a great time with her friends

Trip: Emma took advantage of some downtime on her trip as she shared snaps of herself taking a walk by the sea

Alongside the post, she wrote: ‘A [sad] Wrapping up, but I’ll still leave New Zealand with some great memories – here are some from the last few weeks beach afternoon up north after practice.’

Emma is still heading to Melbourne in the hope that the ankle injury she sustained will not prevent her from participating in the Australian Open.

Auckland tournament director Nicolas Lamperin responded to their complaints by noting that the WTA’s duty supervisor had deemed the courts fit for play.

Injury: The British No.1 limped off the pitch in tears after leaving the ASB Classic in Auckland when she slipped after making a sharp turn behind the baseline.

“Obviously we are very sorry about Emma’s injury,” Lamperin told New Zealand media.

‘Like all players, they work very hard in the off-season, that’s not what you expect when you play a tournament in the first week.

“However, injuries happen all the time and they could have happened on outdoor courts as well. We regret the situation but we also say that these courts are fit to play.

‘First of all, I want to make sure he’s okay. I understand the frustration. There are ten days left until the Australian Open. It comes from a season with a lot of injuries, so of course this is something that generates frustration.”

Determined: Emma is still heading to Melbourne in the hope that the ankle injury she suffered will not prevent her from participating in the Australian Open.