British tennis star Emma Raducanu has parted ways with coach Francis Roig after just six months. The split follows a disappointing second-round exit at the Australian Open. Raducanu, who won the US Open in 2021, has struggled to find consistency and has had a high turnover of coaches since her breakthrough. She is seeking a new approach to her game.

Roig, formerly part of Rafael Nadal's coaching team, joined Raducanu in August. The partnership failed to yield significant results, with Raducanu failing to advance past the second round in any tournament. This is the ninth coaching change for Raducanu since her stunning US Open victory. She is scheduled to play next week at the Transylvania Open.

Raducanu expressed gratitude towards Roig, highlighting their positive relationship despite the decision to move on. The young player is looking to re-evaluate her game and find a better playing style. She aims to improve her shot selection and overall strategy. It's a critical moment in her career as she seeks to regain her form.

Her next steps involve further evaluation and adjustments to her game. Finding the right balance on the court has been a challenge since her US Open win. The goal is to return to the aggressive style that brought her initial success. Fans and experts will be watching to see how she evolves her game and finds the right coaching fit.