Eleanor Crooks is a tennis correspondent for PA, with a focus on local tennis news in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. She also covers Olympic sports and football in the north west region. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing her expertise and passion for sports journalism.
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Eleanor Crooks focuses heavily on sports, particularly tennis with a strong emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories. Her articles mainly revolve around the local (United Kingdom, London) tennis scene, including player performances in major tournaments.
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Rafael Nadal was unable to conjure a Davis Cup fairytale as he suffered defeat to Botic van de Zandschulp on an emotional evening in Malaga.
By: Eleanor Crooks
Rafael Nadal soaked in the emotion of a memorable but bittersweet evening in Malaga.
By: Eleanor Crooks
Nadal was beaten 6-4 6-4 by Botic van de Zandschulp in what could be his final professional match.
Rafael Nadal soaked in the emotion of a memorable but bittersweet evening in Malaga as his professional career came to an end.
By: Eleanor Crooks
No matter how many times Rafael Nadal sent a full-power forehand flying down the line and into the corner, it always seemed that he achieved something impossible.
By: eleanor crooks
Rafael Nadal said he wanted to be remembered as a good person and a kid who achieved more than his dreams in an emotional farewell to tennis in Malaga.
Rafael Nadal said he wanted to be remembered as a good person and a kid who achieved more than his dreams in an emotional farewell to tennis in Malaga.
By: Eleanor Crooks, Stuart Jamieson
Rafael Nadal's final appearance on a tennis court ended in defeat as Spain were knocked out of the Davis Cup quarter-finals by the Netherlands in Malaga
By: Stuart Jamieson, Eleanor Crooks
Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter will end the season on a high despite Great Britain's Billie Jean King Cup loss to Slovakia bringing their campaigns to a close
Andy Murray's professional tennis career career has resumed just less that four months after it ended after he announced a shock coaching move.
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