as of 30th April
Singles

Andy Murray = 10(-0)
Tim Henman = 50(-1)
Alex Bogdanovic = 119(-2)
Richard Bloomfield =185(-2)
Joshua Goodall = 216(-1)
Jamie Baker=233(+6)
Johnathan Marray= 247(+2)
Alan Mackin = 264(+1)
Greg Rusedski = 284(+4)-Greg is enjoying retirement by raising 4 places in the rankings
Martin Lee =382(+3)
Lee Childs = 436(+6)
James Auckland = 454(+1)

ok and these are some brits outside of the top 500 that u may wanna look out for( any suggestions please say)

James Ward= 765 (+91)
Edward Corrie= 1116 (+8)
Miles Kasiri- 1116 (+8)
Daniel Cox = 1156( +8)
Daniel Evans = 1498 (+6)



just a quick update on the race- singles

A Murray- 4th 
Henman- 133  (-2)
Mackin- 153 (-1)
Bogdanovic- 184 (-7)


Doubles

Jamie Murray = 40(-1)
James Auckland =59(+3)
Andy Murray =99(+1)
Jamie Delgado =116(-3)
Ross Hutchins =135(+1)
Joshua Goodall =149 (0)
James May =243(+2)
Martin lee =255(-20)
Johnathan Marray =251(-9)
Neil Bamford =279(+4)
Tom Rushby =371 (-1)
Tim Henman=375(+4)
Colin Fleming =404(+7)
Richard Bloomfield = 424 (+2)
Lee Childs= 432 (+2)
Andrew Kennaugh= 476(+1)

update on doubles race


J Murray - 12th ( with Booty)    (-3)
Auckland- 23rd  ( with Huss)     (+2)
Henman with A Murray- 44th     (-2)

I know.. posted it in the Mackin thread.

And another week on the red stuff gone, another win for the clay monster. But what of the Brits? Not a great week all round, it has to be said. But that doesn't always come out in the rankings. So let's have a look at this week's movement.

Singles

Big 4 first:

Andy, again, sticks at 10

               Check out here for latest predictions on his ranking for next week.

               Murray takes on Volandri, probably Tuesday. Click here to lodge you predictions and join in with the banter.

Tim, back on that steady downward curve drops -6 to 56 

Boggo, still floating around the same spot this week drops -1 to 118 

Richard Bloomfield sticks this week at 187    
 
 
Other big movers:

Not a great week from the guys you’ll know:

Joshua Goodall also stays put at 218

Jamie Baker unfortunately drops this week -4 to 235 

Jonathan Marray, again, a non mover at 247

Alan Mackin and Martin Lee both keep climbing +3 to 259 and 416 respectively

And to finish on a high note, Daniel Cox jumps a fair bit this week climbing +57 to 1092 

That's all in singles, now doubles:

Doubles

The big 4:

Not a great deal to report here:

Jamie, back at home in Scotland taking a bit of a break before the French sticks at 42

James Auckland however up a sneaky spot +1 to 59 
 
Andy's ranking suffering from lack of action is -1 to 104  

And Jamie Delgado catches up a bit more +1 to 110

Others:

Couple of big movers in the doubles table this week. Names to notice:

Tom Rushby is +14 to 357

Ian Flanagan climbs +63 to 604

Simon Childs is +79 to 921

And that's kind of the headlines. Following someone in particular you can check it out here:

Singles

Doubles

Big action this week as the 5th Masters series of the year gets underway. Will this be Nadal's 4th MS title of the year. Is Federer's reign really over? Find out here

Look out for Andy defending his first clay points of the season there.

Other Brits in action:

Boggo seeded 7 at a challenger in Zagreb, Auks and Delgado also No 1 seeded doubles pair here

And Richard Bloomfield is up in San Remo, Italy taking on a WC in the singles and partnering Polish Tomasz Bednarek in the doubles.
 
And that's it! Come on the Lads!

Good luck with the exams

Shouldn't we put this in the newsletter?

Sure. I put in last weeks cause I assumed it'd be sent by now.

Last of the French open prep out of the way and a couple of big results for some guys in the futures has meant a little bit of movement outside the top 500. Let's check it out.

Singles

Big 4 first:

Andy, stays put at 11

               Remarkably Andy could finish at P8 2 weeks on Monday without lifting a raquet. Check out here for the progress on that.

Tim, down again this week -1 to 53 

Boggo, keeps climbing this week +1 to 112 

Richard Bloomfield slipping down again a little -1 to 189    
 
 
Other big movers:

Doing the recognisable names and biggest movers again:

Joshua Goodall slips a little this week -7 to 225

Jamie Baker unfortunately drops this week too -15 to 252 

Lee Childs is up this week +46 to 406

Ian Flanagan is  +90 to 794

Richard Irwin jumps a fair bit again this week climbing +42 to 827 

Miles Kasiri, however, makes our biggest leap this week again making his second final in a row taking him +133 to a career high 722

I'm gonna stop there but give the table a glance yourself cause there's been a fair bit more movement again.

So on to doubles:

Doubles

The big 4:

Jamie, despite winning his first match on clay this week a non mover at 41

James Auckland also sticks at 57 
 
And Jamie Delgado inching closer to the top 100+2 to 101

Andy hot on his heels +2 at 102  

 

Others:

Couple of big movers in the doubles table this week. Names to notice:

Lee Childs is +14 to 444

Ian Flanagan is +21 to 586

Edward Corrie climbs +96 to 708



And that's kind of the headlines. Following someone in particular you can check it out here:

Singles

Doubles

Other Brits in action:

With all the guys out of the French open in qualifying just Tim in the main draw and Jamie and Eric in action in the doubles again this week. You can chat about their first match here and give Tim a shout out here
 
And that's it! Come on the Lads!

So the French open played out pretty much as we expected (and hoped) it to, with the exception of Tim's early exit of course. With Andy out of action we anxiously watched the result of those behind him hoping he could make a bit of a climb before his return. Rafa crowned champion, defeating Federer in the process, early exits from Berdych, Gasquet, Ljubicic and a no show from Haas. Was it enough? 

Singles

Big 4 first:

Andy, amazingly despite injury moves up +2 to a new career high 9

               Now it starts to get difficult. big defense time coming up, Andy needs to get fit. Head to the                                   News section for the latest on the wrist and here to find out what this weeks results could do to his                         ranking come Monday

Tim, down again this week -1 to 54 

Boggo's exit in qualifying puts him -5 to 117 but check him (and Jamie Baker) out at Queens this week courtesy of a pair of WC's. 

Richard Bloomfield stays put at 189    
 
 
Other big movers:

Doing the recognisable names and biggest movers again:

Joshua Goodall up +2 to 223

Jamie Baker climbs +5 to 247 

Jamie Delgado on the up this week +16 to 571

Tom Rushby is  +62 to 589

James Ward jumps a fair bit again this week climbing +45 to 679 

James May, however, makes our biggest leap this week climbibg a staggering +558 to a career high 964

That's all from me but, again, give the table a glance yourself cause there's been a fair bit more movement.

So on to doubles:

Doubles

The big 4:

Jamie, despite making his debut French open appearance -2 to 43 Come on the grass!

James Auckland also down -2 at 59 
 
And Jamie Delgado breaks into that top 100 +4 to 97

Andy plummits a little -16 at 118  

 

Others:

Lot of positive movement in the doubles table this week. Names to notice:

Jamie Baker is +14 to 623

Edward Seator is +161 to 783

Richard Irwin climbs +66 to 836



And that's kind of the headlines. Following someone in particular you can check it out here:

Singles

Doubles

Other Brits in action:

Brits mainly playing at Queens this week with Tim, Boggo and Jamie Baker in the singles draw and Jamie Murray and Booty, Delgado and Ross Hutchins and Auks with Ginepri all in doubles.
Check out the draw, OOP and livescores at the official website

Some MW representatives got tickets this week so check out the banter here.
 
And that's it! Come on the Lads!