Linda Noskova has had a season to remember, but a calf problem has interrupted her run at a crucial point. The Czech star has already won Wimbledon and qualified for her first WTA Finals. Now, she’s been forced to pull…

Czech tennis star Linda Noskova has withdrawn from the Wuhan Open due to an ongoing left calf injury. The 21-year-old Wimbledon champion announced her decision on social media, explaining that she opted to rest after dealing with persistent discomfort that worsened during the China Open in Beijing.
Having already secured qualification for her first WTA Finals, scheduled for November 8-15 at Indian Wells, Noskova's status for the season-ending event remains uncertain. She joins several other high-profile players who have pulled out of Wuhan due to fatigue and injuries late in the season.
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