Updates in WTA Rankings: Darja Seministaja Drops, Daniela Wismane Rises

Meanwhile, the second racket of Latvia, Darja Seministaja, has lost four places in the ranking and occupies the 154th position.

Daniela Wismane has moved up by five places and occupies the 375th position, Diana Marcinkeviča’s rank is one place higher than last week (397th), Anna Ozerova has moved up by 21 places (928th), and Margarita Ignatieva by five places (1233rd).

The leader of the WTA ranking is still Iga Šviontek from Poland, followed by Arina Sabalenka and Kazakhstan tennis player Yelena Rybakina. The fourth place is still occupied by the American Jessica Pegula, one position higher than the Tunisian Onsa Jabert, who is now fifth, while the French Caroline Garcia has slipped to the sixth place. Coco Goff of the USA is still in seventh place, Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic is eighth, followed by Maria Sakari of Greece and Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic.

In doubles, Ostapenko has kept the 19th place, while Semenistaya has lost three places and occupies the 216th position.

Marcinkeviča (237th) and Vismane (238th) have lost one place, Ignatieva has moved up by 71 positions (800th), Ozerova has climbed 135 places (986th), Denisa Marcinkeviča (1062nd) is nine places higher, Kamilla Barton is three places higher than a week ago (1395), while Līga Dekmeyer dropped two places (1558).