thanks neil

Yeah Aucks/Ward!!!

Any chance that every time you update them, you could post the singles section here to save most of us going back and reading the first page?

DC week so verry little movement in the higher ranks.

Singles

Big 4 first:

Andy stays put at 13 

Tim also a non mover at 38 

Boggo drops again  -14  to 154

Richard Bloomfield slips back a little bit again going -1 to 187   
 
 
Other big movers:
 
Greg loses those places he gained last week going -2  to 200  

Joshua Goodall also losing places -2 to come in at 212

Jamie Baker unfortunately another of our biggest movers this week with a drop -16 to 268

In fact Lee Martin is our only guy to gain places within the top 500 this week with a move +2 to 307

So not a great week for the singles. However the doubles makes up for that!

Doubles

The big 4:

James Auckland only just hangs on to top spot going -1 to 61    

Jamie Murray gains on him jumping +6 to a career high 65 and on the up! 

Andy stays put in doubles too at 99  
 
Jamie Delgado's time out with injury takes it's toll as he drops -4 places to come in at 109
 
Others:

Joahua Goodall climbs +1 and is the world no. 166

Some huge drops this week with Richard Bloomfield down 42, Lee Childs down 68 and our biggest drop this week a whopping 200 place loss for David Corrie to 884

All UK rankings here

Singles

Doubles

Sorry it's so late, but it's not the best of news.

It's Monday!
As we know this weekend was a big weekend for the Murray boys but the exact impact this has on the rest of British tennis is yet to be seen as the singles rankings haven't been updated yet! (ok, ok, we know Andy stays at 13 but that's all) The doubles is up however but I'll not do an update until I have the whole lot. I'll keep an eye and post as soon as it's ready.

SPOILER ALERT As predicted, Jamie moves up to a whopping career high 53, well knocking JA off GB no 1 spot. Woo Hoo!!!!

No sooner do I post that than my 3rd attempt at the trusty Ctrl F5 pays off. So here we go:

Singles

Big 4 first:

Andy successfully defends his title winning points from last year by winning in San Jose and therefore remaining at 13  

Tim manages to climb without lifting a finger going +1 to 37 

Boggo has a better week and gains back +4 of last weeks dropped places to 150

Richard Bloomfield sticks at 187   
 
 
Other big movers:
 
Greg slips further still falling -13  to 213 Retirement anyone 

This means that Joshua Goodall's little climb of +1 just puts him in at GB no 5 with a ranking of 211

Jamie Baker ragains all those lost places and then some this week with a jump of +31 to 237

Biggest mover in singles this week is one Miles Kasiri climbing an amazing +118 to 1417
Although a quick check on this guy shows he's been pro since 2003 with a career high of 768 in Jan 05 so not much to get excited about I shouldn't think.

Quite a good week for the singles overall, now doubles:

Doubles

The big 4:

Jamie Murray produces one of our most exciting results of the weekend by claiming his first title. This also gains him +12, a career high 53 and the GB no 1 spot!

James Auckland drops to 2nd place with a small drop of -2 to 63    

 
Jamie Delgado's time out with injury still losing him ranking points -2 places to come in at 111


Andy loses his place in the top 100 falling -15 to 114 (but are we really bothered?) 

Others:

Josh Goodall climbs +7 and is the world no. 159

A handfull of other +3's and 4's across the rest of the board with nothing much else significant to report other than that Greg seems to have managed to drop a whopping -807 places in the doubles rankings! (lets all say it together shall we, 'retirement anyone?)

But you can check it all out for yourselves here:

Singles

Doubles

Just one more for the lads, and an extra  for the Murray boys.