Diana Marcinkeviča has also fallen by two positions (318th), Daniela Wismane has lost 17 places and is in the 366th position this week, while the injured Anastasija Sevastova has moved up one place to the 384th position, while Kamilla Bartone has experienced an increase of 29 places (723rd).
Valeria Kargina has slipped one place lower to 1173rd place, Margarita Ignatieva (1222nd) and Anna Ozerova (1287th) have climbed one place.
The first is still the Polish Iga Shviontek, followed by the Belarusian Arina Sabalenka and the American Cory Goff, the fourth is Yelena Rybakina from Kazakhstan, and the fifth place is taken by the American Jessica Pegula.
Maria Sakari from Greece, who is now in sixth place, has experienced an increase of one place, followed by China’s Jen Qinwen and Czech Marketa Vondroushova, while Tunisian Onsa Jabert has slipped from sixth to ninth place.
In the doubles ranking, Ostapenko has moved up one place to 19th position, Semenistaya is two places lower (157th), Wismane has moved down one position (173rd), while Marcinkevica is one place higher (220th), while Barton has risen six places. (495).
Ignatieva has lost four positions (740th), Ozerova’s position has not changed (1134th), Kargina has fallen by one position (1440th), and Maria Semenistaya has remained in the 1545th position.
