Emma Raducanu continues her US Open campaign against qualifier Janice Tjen as the British No 1 looks to back up her first win at the tournament in four years.
Raducanu said her 6-1 6-2 win over Ena Shibahara was “extra special” because of the long wait to record another victory at the US Open since her 2021 title. Raducanu required just 62 minutes to dismiss Shibahara and reach the second round.
Raducanu was expected to face the 24th seed Veronika Kudermetova in the second round but she will instead play the Indonesian qualifier Tjen, with the World No 147 winning 6-4 4-6 6-4 to claim her first ever win at a grand slam main draw.
Tjen has won a lot of matches on the ITF circuit this season and has modelled her throwback game - with a backhand slice and powerful forehand - on former World No 1 and Wimbledon champion Ash Barty.
When is Emma Raducanu vs Janice Tjen?
Raducanu will be in action again on Wednesday 27 August, opening play on Louis Armstrong Stadium at 11am local time, 4pm UK.
US Open draw
The winner of Raducanu vs Tjen will play either ninth seed Elena Rybakina or Tereza Valentova in the third round.
US Open order of play - day four
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Novak Djokovic [7] vs Zachary Svajda
Jessica Pegula [4] vs Anna Blinkova
Mattia Bellucci vs Carlos Alcaraz [2]
Aryna Sabalenka [1] vs Polina Kudermetova
Louis Armstrong Stadium
Emma Raducanu vs Janice Tjen [Q]
Lloyd Harris [Q] vs Taylor Fritz [4]
Iva Jovic vs Jasmine Paolini [7]
Ben Shelton [6] vs Pablo Carreño Busta
Matches on Grandstand
Emma Navarro [10] vs Caty McNally [WC]
João Fonseca vs Tomáš Macháč [21]
Frances Tiafoe [17] vs Martin Damm [Q]
Anastasia Potapova vs Mirra Andreeva [5]
Matches on Stadium 17
Victoria Azarenka vs Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Raphaël Collignon vs Casper Ruud [12]
Elena Rybakina [9] vs Tereza Valentová [Q]
Jan-Lennard Struff [Q] vs Holger Rune [11]
What did Raducanu say after her first-round win?
“I'm very pleased to have come through that match. First rounds are very challenging always, the nerves, and I think I had a little bit of the added I wanted to win a match here really bad.
“It has been on my mind. It's been four years, and it's a very special tournament for me. I did feel different coming into it this year. I felt like I was doing the right things day to day, but still, it's in the back of your head. So I'm just very pleased to have overcome that.”
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