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Kvitova resumes training following withdrawals from Indian Wells, Miami

The world No. 4 hasn't competed since Doha in late February.

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Apr 06, 2015

Petra Kvitova has resumed training and is next scheduled to play in Stuttgart, which begins on April 21. The world No. 4 has not played since Doha, citing exhaustion in her withdrawal from Indian Wells, which was followed by a withdrawal from Miami.

Though she did not confirm when she would next compete, Kvitova would appear to be back for the clay season since she's on the entry list for Stuttgart. The 25-year-old Czech took to Twitter to make the announcement:

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