Sabrina Sinha was a promising young athlete who ran for Team GB, but a horrifying stalking incident ended her career before it really began.

Emma Raducanu admits she didn't think at all about the Dubai stalking incident in Indian Wells and said her early loss happened because she wasn't prepared well but also the very tricky conditions. On Thursday, the 55th-ranked Briton saw her campaign in the desert come to an end in the first round after Moyuka Uchijima handed her a 6-3 6-2 defeat.

Emma Raducanu has arrived in Indian Wells and she is looking all smiles only days after going through one of the most traumatic experiences of her career.

I was 17 and a promising middle-distance runner for Great Britain when my world was turned upside down by a stalker. So Emma Raducanu’s distressing stalking episode at last month’s Dubai Open immediately resonated with me.

The chief executive of the WTA said that Emma Raducanu's experience with a stalker at the Dubai Championships is not being considered a security failure.

Often the ‘stalker’ doesn’t even realise the other person doesn't feel the same way they do, let alone see how they are coming across

Emma Raducanu’s new coach once thought working with her would be “coaching suicide” but has changed his mind and is ready to help steer her to recovery.