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Naomi Osaka and her team talk about the former world number one's long-awaited comeback

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By Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent in Brisbane
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Osaka is making her return to tennis at the Brisbane International after 15 months away

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At a family dinner to celebrate her 22nd birthday, Naomi Osaka turned to her mother to ask whether she thought her daughter would have achieved more by this point in her life.

Tamaki Osaka shook her head.

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