Interrstingly the frozen GB women race top 10 total 1680, particularly benefitting just before the freeze from Sam's South Africa 25K title which led to a rise of 127 places from #298 at 09/03 to #171.
So that had been a pretty good start to the year comparative to their ranking total of 2137.
First week of updated WTA rankings and although all the Brits ate still on the same points and Jo, Heather and Harriet have each dropped a place from the frozen rankings, slight gains lower down our top 10 ( I don't know why, maybe other players dropping out of the rankings ) mean we are up 6 from the original 16/03 frozen rankings.
WTA - GBR at 10/08/20 = 2131
Both Jo and Heather have now lost in R1 in WTA Lexington so liable to be a slight overall fall next week as other players make gains
Re the men, still the frozen 16/03 rankings but at some stage our #10 Brydan has somehow lost 3 points ( 106 to 103 ) to drop 6 places in the frozen rankings. And so we are cumulatively down 6 from the original frozen rankings.
First week of updated WTA rankings and although all the Brits ate still on the same points and Jo, Heather and Harriet have each dropped a place from the frozen rankings, slight gains lower down our top 10 ( I don't know why, maybe other players dropping out of the rankings ) mean we are up 6 from the original 16/03 frozen rankings.
WTA - GBR at 10/08/20 = 2131
Both Jo and Heather have now lost in R1 in WTA Lexington so liable to be a slight overall fall next week as other players make gains
Re the men, still the frozen 16/03 rankings but at some stage our #10 Brydan has somehow lost 3 points ( 106 to 103 ) to drop 6 places in the frozen rankings. And so we are cumulatively down 6 from the original frozen rankings.
ATP revised - GBR at 16/03/20 = 1913
Nice one, Indy. Be interesting to start seeing these again, not sure when it will be worthwhile doing a full update, maybe not every week but post US , French and end of year?
Yes, maybe just a few full updates as you say, Jon.
Because players aren't dropping points, just potentially adding points where they manage new counters, and of course there will be far less tournaments, week to week movements will be much more limited.
Be interesting to see if any sides disappear next week.
Nations? Which are at risk?
I know I've done it before - it was a Pivot table - see if I can remember
But no players will be dropping any points for the remainder of the year ( unless improved on ). So can't lose their ranking unless say voluntarily due to retirement.
Be interesting to see if any sides disappear next week.
Nations? Which are at risk?
I know I've done it before - it was a Pivot table - see if I can remember
But no players will be dropping any points for the remainder of the year ( unless improved on ). So can't lose their ranking unless say voluntarily due to retirement.
Be interesting to see if any sides disappear next week.
Nations? Which are at risk?
I know I've done it before - it was a Pivot table - see if I can remember
But no players will be dropping any points for the remainder of the year ( unless improved on ). So can't lose their ranking unless say voluntarily due to retirement.
that is a pretty decent point, Indy!
Had a discussion about this with OER about a year ago - they answer questions quickly, and comprehensively. If a player stops playing the points linger on until they expire - but if they "retire" from the WTA all the points come off straight away. The "retirement" option only used to be used by top players but is now more general.
So it will depend on what players decide to do. I think there is a similar situation in the ATP.
-- Edited by Strongbow on Monday 24th of August 2020 02:57:22 PM
Thanks SB - interesting no team is on 10 players, so no one on the cusp at the moment. Kazakhstan and Mexico could of course add a player and join the happy party if they can get someone else ranked!