Alcaraz awaiting test results with French Open defence at risk

 Carlos Alcaraz ⁠is awaiting the results of tests on his ​injured wrist before ​making a decision about defending his French Open title next month, the world number two said.
The seven-times Grand Slam champion picked up the injury in the ⁠first round of the Barcelona Open earlier ⁠this month before withdrawing from the tournament.
Scans showed the issue was more serious than initially thought and he ‌then skipped the Madrid ​Open.
'The next test ⁠will be crucial,' Alcaraz told ​Spanish television channel TVE.
'We've ‌been trying to do everything we can do to make ​sure that this test goes well. I'm trying to be very patient. But we are good, we are just waiting a little bit.
'We have a ‌few tests in the next few days ​and then we will see how the injury ​is, ‌and ⁠what the next steps will be,' the 22-year-old added.
Alcaraz, who was crowned Sportsman of the ​Year at the Laureus Awards ⁠on Monday, surrendered ​the world number one ranking to Jannik Sinner after losing to the Italian in the Monte Carlo Masters final days before ​his Barcelona opener.
The French Open will ​start from May 24 in Paris.