Former world number two set to play for the first time since Wimbledon after injury comeback at the Billie Jean King Cup.

The Billie Jean King Cup returns this week, with eight teams vying for glory at the Shenzhen Bay Sports Centre Arena in China.

Defending champions Italy headline the tournament, which features eight nations competing in a knockout format.

Intriguingly, Italy take on host nation China in the first quarterfinal, while second seed Great Britain meets Japan.

The USA take on Kazakhstan, while Spain play Ukraine, who are making their Billie Jean King Cup finals debut.

The tournament coincides with the Korea Open on the WTA Tour, which British number one Emma Raducanu has prioritised over the Billie Jean King Cup.