Emma Raducanu parted ways with coach Francisco Roig following her second-round Australian Open exit, opting to retain hitting partner Alexis Canter and reunite with Mark Petchey ahead of the Indian Wells tournament. While Henman believes the 23-year-old British No. 1 is better off without a permanent coach, arguing she needs to focus on physicality to compete with elite players like Sabalenka and Swiatek, former coach Laura Robson counters that Raducanu's happiness and shared tactical vision with Petchey are paramount. The split from Roig, who lasted only five months, marks the ninth coach since her 2021 US Open triumph, highlighting the instability in her setup. Raducanu's next challenge is Indian Wells, where she aims to build on her grass-court form and aggressive style, potentially aided by Petchey's guidance without a full-time commitment.