WTA Rankings Update: Linda Noskova leads rises after Berlin title, joined by Alexandra Eala as Aryna Sabalenka remains World No.1

Monday, 22 June 2026 at 14:30

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The WTA Rankings have been updated after the latest run of tournaments which featured Berlin and Nottingham mainly and it was Czechia which dominated the ranking changes.

Linda Noskova powered past Jessica Pegula in the final of Nottingham winning her second title and her first on grass. She reached her first WTA 1000 final last October, but has joined another accolade as she manages to make her top 10 debut as a result. She climbs three spots from World No.13 to World No.10.

Noskova becomes the 11th Czech woman to break the top 10 in ranking history and the second following Victoria Mboko. But not only that but other Czech players have risen.

Marie Bouzkova won Nottingham seeing off Emma Navarro 7-6, 4-6, 6-2 in nearly three hours. The longest tour level final of the year so far after the second longest was also including Bouzkova in Bogota.

Eala rises

She rises five places from World No.27 to World No.22, her previous peak being World No.24 in 2022 and also in April. Nikola Bartunkova also made her mark seeing off Diana Shnaider and Elise Mertens. She even led 6-2, 4-0 over Sabalenka before a heartbreaking loss. But she rose to World No.46 making her top 50 debut. This time last year, she was ranked World No.446.

Darja Vidmanova won in Figueira de Foz and jumps to World No.90 while Oleksandra Oliynykova also rises up two spots to World No.49 despite not playing and makes her top 50 debut.

Alexandra Eala also returns to top 30 reaching the semi-finals. While Diane Parry and Zeynep Sonmez hit new career highs of World No.47 and World No.54.

Aryna Sabalenka continues as World No.1 but faces an Elena Rybakina sized fight coming up shortly to keep hold of it.

WTA Rankings as of 22/6/2026

Rank	Player	Age	Country	Pts	+/-
1	Aryna Sabalenka	28	BLR	9090	—
2	Elena Rybakina	27	KAZ	8143	—
3	Iga Świątek	25	POL	6733	—
4	Jessica Pegula	32	USA	6380	—
5	Mirra Andreeva	19	RUS	5751	—
6	Amanda Anisimova	24	USA	5523	—
7	Coco Gauff	22	USA	4879	—
8	Elina Svitolina	31	UKR	4423	—
9	Victoria Mboko	19	CAN	3670	—
10	Linda Nosková	21	CZE	3489	+3
11	Karolína Muchová	29	CZE	3438	-1
12	Belinda Bencic	29	SUI	3385	-1
13	Marta Kostyuk	23	UKR	3157	-1
14	Jasmine Paolini	30	ITA	2617	—
15	Naomi Osaka	28	JPN	2571	—
16	Diana Shnaider	22	RUS	2458	—
17	Iva Jovic	18	USA	2436	—
18	Sorana Cîrstea	36	ROU	2415	—
19	Ekaterina Alexandrova	31	RUS	2411	—
20	Anna Kalinskaya	27	RUS	2212	—
21	Maja Chwalińska	24	POL	1996	—
22	Marie Bouzková	27	CZE	1849	+5
23	Leylah Fernandez	23	CAN	1844	-1
24	Emma Navarro	25	USA	1784	+1
25	Clara Tauson	23	DEN	1756	-2
26	Elise Mertens	30	BEL	1728	-2
27	Madison Keys	31	USA	1685	+1
28	Anastasia Potapova	25	AUT	1657	-2
29	Ann Li	25	USA	1625	—
30	Alexandra Eala	21	PHI	1557	+5
31	Hailey Baptiste	24	USA	1513	-1
32	Emma Raducanu	23	GBR	1458	-1
33	Donna Vekić	29	CRO	1431	—
34	Kateřina Siniaková	30	CZE	1422	—
35	Jeļena Ostapenko	29	LAT	1404	+3
36	Cristina Bucșa	28	ESP	1374	—
37	Barbora Krejčíková	30	CZE	1373	+2
38	Jaqueline Cristian	28	ROU	1324	+2
39	Maria Sakkari	30	GRE	1299	+2
40	Laura Siegemund	38	GER	1272	+2
41	Janice Tjen	24	INA	1247	+2
42	Ludmilla Samsonova	27	RUS	1220	-5
43	Magdalena Fręch	28	POL	1208	+2
44	Elisabetta Cocciaretto	25	ITA	1192	+2
45	Sára Bejlek	20	CZE	1179	+2
46	Nikola Bartůňková	20	CZE	1140	+16
47	Diane Parry	23	FRA	1128	+13
48	Jéssica Bouzas Maneiro	23	ESP	1124	+7
49	Oleksandra Oliynykova	25	UKR	1114	+2
50	Caty McNally	24	USA	1107	+4
51	Petra Marčinko	20	CRO	1101	+1
52	Xinyu Wang	24	CHN	1096	-20
53	Maya Joint	20	AUS	1096	—
54	Zeynep Sönmez	24	TUR	1077	+7
55	Yulia Starodubtseva	26	UKR	1077	+4
56	Solana Sierra	22	ARG	1067	+2
57	Talia Gibson	22	AUS	1056	+9
58	Magda Linette	34	POL	1051	-10
59	Katie Boulter	29	GBR	1047	-3
60	Antonia Ružić	23	CRO	1041	-3
61	Tereza Valentová	19	CZE	1041	+2
62	McCartney Kessler	26	USA	1038	-18
63	Peyton Stearns	24	USA	1035	+1
64	Viktorija Golubic	33	SUI	1028	+12
65	Kamilla Rakhimova	24	UZB	1023	—
66	Dayana Yastremska	26	UKR	1017	-16
67	Shuai Zhang	37	CHN	1015	—
68	Daria Kasatkina	29	AUS	1009	+1
69	Camila Osorio	24	COL	988	+1
70	Anhelina Kalinina	29	UKR	978	+1
71	Panna Udvardy	27	HUN	967	-3
72	Varvara Gracheva	25	FRA	959	—
73	Kimberly Birrell	28	AUS	939	—
74	Karolína Plíšková	34	CZE	936	+13
75	Anna Bondár	29	HUN	936	-1
76	Renata Zarazúa	28	MEX	935	+1
77	Eva Lys	24	GER	931	+3
78	Daria Snigur	24	UKR	928	-3
79	Tamara Korpatsch	31	GER	919	-1
80	Alycia Parks	25	USA	905	-1
81	Taylor Townsend	30	USA	898	—
82	Elsa Jacquemot	23	FRA	897	—
83	Lilli Tagger	18	AUT	866	+1
84	Sonay Kartal	24	GBR	859	-1
85	Yulia Putintseva	31	KAZ	855	—
86	Xiyu Wang	25	CHN	847	+15
87	Veronika Erjavec	26	SLO	841	-1
88	Simona Waltert	25	SUI	836	—
89	Oksana Selekhmeteva	23	ESP	835	—
90	Darja Viďmanová	23	CZE	831	+18
91	Anastasia Zakharova	24	RUS	828	-1
92	Maria Timofeeva	22	UZB	810	-1
93	Sinja Kraus	24	AUT	808	+3
94	Alina Korneeva	18	RUS	806	+3
95	Lanlana Tararudee	21	THA	799	-2
96	Ashlyn Krueger	22	USA	798	-1
97	Ella Seidel	21	GER	797	-3
98	Ajla Tomljanović	33	AUS	797	-2
99	Katie Volynets	24	USA	793	+3
100	Hanne Vandewinkel	22	BEL	784	-2

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