WTA Ranking Update after Wimbledon: Paolini soars into top five, Krejcikova returns to top 10 with gains for Navarro, Raducanu and Vekic

The WTA Ranking has been updated after Wimbledon with some big movers headlined by Jasmine Paolini, Emma Raducanu, Donna Vekic and champion Barbora Krejcikova.

Paolini made her second straight Grand Slam final at Wimbledon. This run helped her gain 1,290 points and two spots in the rankings. She reaches a new career high of World No.5 with 5,518 points. Krejcikova who is previously as high as number two in the world also returned to the top 10 after becoming champion.

She did so courtesy of a 1,930 points addition to her rankings soaring an astonishing 22 spots. Iga Swiatek continues to build her lead atop the WTA Ranking with 11,285 points in comparison to Coco Gauff's 8,173 points in World Number Two.

Aryna Sabalenka not playing Wimbledon either has seen Gauff surge further ahead in that battle albeit with the latter defending a lot of points in the US hard court swing. Speaking of US, Emma Navarro reaches a new career high of World Number 15 as a result of her run. She sits on 2,729 points. The American who defeated the likes of Naomi Osaka and World No.2 Coco Gauff en-route to the Quarter-Finals added 406 points to gain two spots.

Diana Shnaider also reached a new career high jumping up to World No.28. Lulu Sun is the biggest riser in the top 100 moving to World No.53 from World No.123 after her run to the last eight. Donna Vekic jumped 16 spots to World No.21 after reaching her maiden Grand Slam semi-final.

Emma Raducanu reached the fourth round and now moves to World No.94 after jumping 41 spots. Ons Jabeur and Marketa Vondrousova dropping to World No.16 and World No.18 respectively after dropping final points. Others to thrive included Paula Badosa (up 12 to World No.65), Caroline Wozniacki (up 15 to World No.76) and Harriet Dart (up 16 to World No.83).