Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova rose from 32nd to 24th place in the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings, an updated version of which was published on the organization’s website.
This is the highest position held by Pavlyuchenkova, 32, since May 2022. Last week, the Russian reached the semi-finals of the tournament in Doha, where she lost to Kazakh Elena Rybakina.
Ekaterina Alexandrova rose to 17th place, Diana Schneider to 73rd, Erika Andreeva entered the top 100 for the first time in her career, becoming the 99th racket in the world.
WTA rankings as of February 19:
eleven). Iga Szwiatek (Poland) – 10,300 points
2 (2). Arina Sabalenko (Belarus) – 8905
3 (3). Corey Gauff (United States) – 7110
4 (4). Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan) – 6738
5 (5). Jessica Pegula (United States) – 5400
6 (6). Ons Jabeur (Tunisia) – 4183
7 (7). Zheng Qingwen (China) – 3885
8 (8). Marketa Vondrousova (Czech Republic) – 3856
9 (11). Elena Ostapenko (Latvia) – 3533
10 (10). Karolina Muchova (Czech Republic) – 3465…
13 (13). Daria Kasatkina – 3063…
15 (15). Lyudmila Samsonova – 2590…
17 (19). Ekaterina Alexandrova – 2475…
19 (18). Veronica Kudermetova – 2250…
24 (32). Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova – 1810…
35 (34). Anastasia Potapova – 1467…
38 (33). Mirra Andreyeva – 1408…
40 (40). Anna Kalinskaya – 1323…
52 (51). Anna Blinkova – 1192…
62 (60). Elina Avanesian – 1078…
73 (75). Diane Schneider – 963…
98 (87). Kamilla Rakhimova – 773,
99 (106). Erika Andreyeva – 766…
103 (102). Maria Timofeeva (all – Russia) – 724.
Source : MatchTV
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