Sebastian Korda's girlfriend Ivana Nedved showcases adorable framed photos from their recent trip to Australia 

Sebastian Korda's girlfriend Ivana Nedved has shared some delightful pictures from their recent trip to Australia.

The World No. 26 has been dating Ivana Nedved for a while now. A marketing graduate, she is also the daughter of Czech football legend Pavel Nedved. Ivana is often seen supporting her boyfriend during his matches and was also present during his recent expedition to Australia.

On Thursday, she shared some lovable pictures with Korda on her Instagram account, where the couple were seen posing with the famous Australian koala bear at the Cleland Wildlife Park in Adelaide.

"Finally all frames arrived for the photos from Australia," Ivana Nedved said

Sebastian Korda and girlfriend Ivana Nedved

Korda has made a promising start to his campaign in 2023, chalking up eight wins from 10 matches and a runner-up finish at the Adelaide International 1. He also reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, but was forced to retire from his match due to a wrist injury midway through the third set.

Korda and Ivana were recently also spotted celebrating the two-year anniversary of their relationship on social media. Ivana shared a sweet video of them basking in the beautiful sunlight at an unknown location outdoors on her Instagram account.

"730 days of smile, lucky is to have you," Ivana Nedved said on her Instagram post

"Hearing that the news on Sebastian Korda's wrist is encouraging" - Christopher Clarey

2023 Australian Open - Day 9 Sebastian Korda

New York Times tennis correspondent Christopher Clarey has shared an update on Sebastian Korda's latest wrist injury.

The American defeated the likes of Daniil Medvedev and Hubert Hurkacz en route to the quarterfinals at the Australian Open. However, he was forced to retire from his last eight clash due to an unfortunate wrist injury against Karen Khachanov. The 22-year-old struggled to time the ball after sustaining the injury mid-match and eventually retired in the third set against the Russian.

In light of this, Christopher Clarey gave a positive update on Korda's injury, revealing that the recovery is coming along well, and hopes to see him soon on the ATP Tour.

"Hearing that the news on Sebastian Korda's wrist is encouraging. Pain forced him to retire during his quarterfinals with Khachanov at the Australian Open but suffered no significant structural damage. Hopefully he may able to return to action soon," Christopher Clarey said.