Emma Raducanu's quarter-final match against Daria Kasatkina in the Korea Open has been postponed due to heavy rainfall.

Raducanu could now play twice on Saturday if she comes through her last eight showdown with Kasatkina due to heavy rain in Seoul

Daria Kasatkina (No. 13 ranking) will face Emma Raducanu (No. 70) in the quarterfinals at the Hana Bank Korea Open on Friday, September 20.Raducanu is the favorite (-135) in this match compared to

Great Britain's Emma Raducanu reaches the quarter-finals at the Korea Open after beating China's Yue Yuan in straight sets in Seoul.

She skipped the Paris Olympics to focus on the American hard-court swing before being ruthlessly knocked out of the US Open in the first round by Sofia Kenin. Raducanu admitted her mistake in the aftermath and has now revealed that she plans to be as active as possible for the remainder of the season.

Daria Kasatkina will meet Emma Raducanu in the Hana Bank Korea Open quarterfinals on Friday, September 20. In terms of serve/return winning percentages over her last 10 tournaments, Raducanu has won 69.7% of her games on serve, and 37.1% on return.

Seoul experienced ongoing rainfall on Friday, forcing the complete cancellation of all scheduled matches at the Hana Bank Korea Open. The singles quarterfinals and

The Korea Open quarterfinal between Russian top seed Daria Kasatkina and former US Open champion Emma Raducanu was pushed back a day after all play was washed out by heavy rain on Friday.

Emma Raducanu has fired a warning to Daria Kasatkina ahead of their crunch clash at the Korea Open on Saturday morning. The tennis star has started to rediscover her mojo, having previously been sent crashing out of the US Open in the first round last month.

Four of the top five seeds remain in the draw as we reach the quarterfinal round of the WTA Korea Open in Seoul. Diana Shnaider and Marta Kostyuk is a fascinating all-Top 20 matchup, while the Kudermetova sisters are just a win each from meeting in the final four.