Sobolenko remained on the second line, Sasnovich rose three positions in the ranking of the Women's Tennis Association

The Women's Tennis Association has published a new version of the world ranking. Belarusian Arina Sobolenko is still the second racket of the planet, reports sb.by.

Meanwhile, Alexandra Sasnovich rose to three positions and is now 118th, Alena Faley made a leap from 220th place to 197th, and Irina Shimanovich moved from 191st line to 213th.

The leader is the representative of Kazakhstan Elena Rybakina. Further in the top ten are Arina Sobolenko (Belarus), Mirra Andreeva (Russia), Jessica Pegula (USA), Koko Gauff (USA), Elina Svitolina (Ukraine), Karolina Mukhova (Czech Republic), Linda Noskova (Czech Republic), Iga Sventek (Poland) and Martha Kostyuk (Ukraine).

Note that Andreeva after getting into the finals of the tournament from the WTA 1000 category in Beijing improved her rating by two lines and for the first time in her career rose to the top 3. In addition, Pegula and Gauff lost one position each, Noskov - two, and Svitolina and Mukhova made one step ahead.

In the ranking of the Association of Tennis Professionals, Ilya Ivashko is above all Belarusian athletes, who is 237th. As for the top ten, it consists of Yannik Sinner (Italy), Alexander Zverev (Germany), Carlos Alcaras (Spain), Ben Shelton (USA), Felix Auger-Alyassim (Canada), Daniil Medvedev (Russia), Flavio Kobolli (Italy), Novak Djokovic (Serbia), Alex de Minaur (Australia) and Francis Tiafo (USA).