Wimbledon, Krejcikova and Indian Wells
Wimbledon champion pulls out of Indian Wells and hasn't played a single match in 2025
Barbora Krejcikova has withdrawn from Indian Wells due to the back injury that also kept her out of the Australian Open. The reigning Wimbledon champion has endured a frustrating start to 2025. Krejcikova is yet to play on the WTA Tour this year. The Czech confirmed after the Australian Open that she will need time to allow the problem to heal.
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