Sreeja moved up one place while Manika, who was India's top TT player for some time, dropped two places to 39th. Yashaswini Ghorpade and Archana Kamat finished 99th and 100th respectively.
At No. 37 in the standings in the men's category, Achanta Sharath Kamal remains the highest-ranked male player, while G. Sathiyan and Manav Thakar are ranked 60th and 61st respectively.
The 25-year-old Sreeja has had a successful year, making it to the quarterfinals of the WTT Star Contenders in Goa and taking home the crowns from WTT Feed Corpus Christi and WTT Feeder Beirut in January and March respectively.
In the team events, India has already qualified for the Olympic Games in Paris. The Table Tennis Federation of India will determine two entries per individual for each gender by May 16 keeping in mind the current world rankings.
At No. 37 in the standings in the men's category, Achanta Sharath Kamal remains the highest-ranked male player, while G. Sathiyan and Manav Thakar are ranked 60th and 61st respectively.
The 25-year-old Sreeja has had a successful year, making it to the quarterfinals of the WTT Star Contenders in Goa and taking home the crowns from WTT Feed Corpus Christi and WTT Feeder Beirut in January and March respectively.
In the team events, India has already qualified for the Olympic Games in Paris. The Table Tennis Federation of India will determine two entries per individual for each gender by May 16 keeping in mind the current world rankings.
