Krejcikova returns to doubles No.1; reaches career high in singles

Following the second Grand Slam of 2021, the Top 10 remains unchanged, however, there is a new WTA doubles World No.1. Barbora Krejcikova
Krejcikova takes hold of World No.1
Krejcikova became the first WTA player to complete the singles and doubles title sweep at Roland Garros since Mary Pierce in 2000.
The doubles title in Paris secures Krejcikovaโs return to the top of the WTA Rankings this week, a distinction she previously held for 12 weeks beginning on Oct. 22, 2018, when she joined Siniakova as co-No.1s.
Krejcikova is the fifth player to hold the No.1 doubles ranking this year, along with Hsieh Su-Wei, Aryna Sabalenka
For Krejcikova and Siniakova, the title at Roland Garros was their third of the year. They previously won at Melbourne [Gippsland Trophy] and Madrid. While Krejcikova staked claim to the No.1 ranking, Siniakova climbed to No.2.
In addition to taking over the top spot in the doubles ranking, the singles title at Roland Garros boosted Krejcikova to a career-high ranking in singles as well. Only eight months after making her Top 100 debut in singles, Krejcikova climbed to a career-high ranking of No.15.
Pavlyuchenkova returns to Top 20
Roland Garros finalist Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Top 50 debut for Zidansek
Roland Garros semifinalist Tamara Zidansek
After entering Paris ranked No.85, Zidansek jumped to No.47 in the rankings and her 38-spot jump marks the biggest jump among this weekโs Top 100.
Clay-court success keys Badosaโs rise
Spainโs Paula Badosa
Nottingham winner Konta maintains Top 30 ranking
Following her first-round loss at Roland Garros, Johanna Konta traveled Nottingham where she was the top seed. Konta captured her fourth career title and first since 2017. It marked the first time in 40 years a Brit won a WTA title on British soil.
Under the adjusting ranking rules and guidelines, points from 2019 Roland Garros dropped off this week. For Konta, that means her 2019 Roland Garros semifinals points (780) dropped off and were replaced by her first-round points (10). With Nottingham, a WTA 250 tournament, being staged the second week of Roland Garros, her title in Nottingham earned her 280 points, enough points to stay in the Top 30 as she dipped from No.20 to No.30.
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โ Johanna Konta (@JohannaKonta) June 13, 2021
Other notable rankings movements
Marketa Vondrousova
Marta Kostyuk
Zhang Shuai +10 (from No.46 to No.36): A finalist in Nottingham, Zhang won back-to-back matches for the first time this year.
Jasmine Paolini
Iga Swiatek