All India Tennis Association - #WTA Rankings of current week #Singles #Top FIVE Indian players 1. Ankita Raina (WTA 335) 2. Karman Thandi (WTA 447) 3. Riya Bhatia ( WTA 467) 4. Rutuja Bhosale ( WTA 497) 5. Sowjanya Bavisetti ( WTA 582) #AITA_Tennis ...
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Kriish Tyagi - On the 24th June All India Tennis Association's rankings update I reached rank 5 in India. Thank you all and I will continue to do my best. #solsportsachievers #solsportstraining #
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