"I think I still have a lot of work to do," she said. "I have been playing a bit better this tournament and when I'm practising here, just building. I haven't played that many matches since New York so I'm just trying to get into a rhythm again. "I think that's going to be an ongoing thing to just fix as I'm on the tour and I'll get fitter by playing matches as well. Obviously I'll do a lot of tennis work on some specific areas I feel like I could improve. But the areas I need to improve in tennis I feel are all somewhat linked to the physical, so that's the priority." Organisers were forced to revise the tournament schedule and say that, despite the delay, only five matches have been impacted. "All our Member Nations are excited at the potential of being part of the Olympic Family in 2032," Nicholl added.