Top seed Agnieszka Radwanska pulled out of the BMW Malaysian Open on Friday due to injury after a string of rain delays caused a schedule pile-up that forced her to face two opponents the day before. "I'm so sorry I can't continue. Had a great time in Malaysia and I hope to be back in future," the Polish world number five told the centre court crowd in conceding her quarter-final match-up with Taiwanese qualifier Su-Wei Hsieh.
Radwanska did not explain why she withdrew, but Women's Tennis Association tour supervisor Pam Whytcross said the Pole had an elbow injury. "We were called into the training room at 2 pm and were informed that she had a right elbow injury," Whytcross said.
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