Published 2 months ago

Rafael Nadal withdraws from BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal withdrew from the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, California, citing readiness issues on the eve of his first-round match.
Nadal was replaced by Indian player Sumit Nagal in the tournament, which runs through March 17 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
Nadal's decision to withdraw disappointed tournament director Tommy Haas, who wished him a speedy recovery and hoped to see him back in Indian Wells in the future.

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BBC News

Three-time winner Nadal withdraws from Indian Wells

Rafael Nadal says he is not ready to play at the highest level as he withdraws from Indian Wells 24 hours before his first-round match.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

‘I can’t lie to myself’: Rafael Nadal forced to withdraw from Indian Wells

Spaniard still not fit enough to compete ‘at highest level’Andy Murray breezes past David Goffin in the first roundRafael Nadal says he has made the “tough” decision to withdraw from Indian Wells as he is not yet “ready to play at the highest level”.The 22-time grand slam singles winner has been off the tour since suffering a muscle injury in Brisbane in January. He was set to mark his return with a first-round match at Indian Wells against Cana…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Nadal withdraws from Indian Wells

Rafael Nadal withdrew from Indian Wells on Wednesday on the eve of his first-round match, saying he is not “ready to play at the highest level”.

2 months ago·India

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The Independent

Rafael Nadal provides injury update after withdrawing from Indian Wells

Nadal has been replaced in the draw by India’s world number 101 Sumit Nagal

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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CBC News

'I can't lie to myself': Nadal withdraws from Indian Wells, still recovering from injury

Rafael Nadal pulled out of the BNP Paribas Open on Wednesday night, a day before he was supposed to play his first official match in two months. Nadal, a 22-time Grand Slam champion, posted the news on social media, writing that he was announcing the withdrawal "with great sadness."

2 months ago·Canada

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