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Patna : Rafael Nadal, 33, Spain, who was crowned as year end World No 1 last week, remains World No 1 with 9.985 points in the ATP rankings released on November 18, 2019, while Novak Djokoviv, 32, Serbia, stays World No 2 with 9,145 points 840 points behind the Spainiard. Roger Federer, 38, remains World No 3 with 6,590 points after reaching the semi-finals of Nitto ATP Finals last week.
But, Dominic Thiem, 26, Austria, has jumped one place to be ranked World No 4 with 5,825 points after reaching the finals of Nitto ATP Finals last week. Daniil Medvedev, 23, Russia, has slipped one place to be ranked World No 5 with 5,705 points. Stefanos Tsitsipas, 21, Greece, who won the Nitto ATP Finals title last week securing 1,300 rankings points, remains World No 6 with 5,300 points. Alexander Zverev, 22, Germany, who failed to defend his ATP Finals title this year losing in the semi-finals, remains World No 7 with 3,345 points. Matteo Berrettini, 23, Italy, is World No 8 with 2,870 points.
Jannik Sinner, 18, Italy, has jumped 18 places to be ranked World No 78 with 671 points while Ivo Karlovic, 40, Croatia, has jumped 11 places to be ranked World No 95 with 586 points. James Duckworth, 27, Australia, has jumped 11 places to be ranked World No 100 with 576 points after winning the ATP Pune Challenger title.
Prajnesh Gunneswaran, 30, India, has slipped 20 places to be ranked World No 115 with 483 points dropping out of the Top 100. Sumit Nagal, 22, India, has dropped 4 places to be ranked World No 131 with 423 points. Ramkumar Ramnathan, 25, India, has jumped 15 places to be ranked World No 175 with 293 points after reaching the SFs of ATP Pune Challenger last week.
Sasi Kumar Mukund, 22, India, has slipped 11 places and is ranked World No 261 with 176 points while Saketh Myneni, 31, India, has slippedĀ 123 places to be ranked World No 390 with 93 points. Siddharth Rawat, 26, India, has jumped 18 places and is ranked World No 499 with 58 points.