Latvia's second-ranked player Daria Semenistaya has dropped two positions and now occupies the 122nd place in the world rankings. Among other Latvian tennis players, Beatrice Zeltiņa has risen three spots to 436th place. Retired Anastasia Sevastova has maintained her 609th position. Sabine Rutlauka has fallen one spot to 715th place, while Elza Tomase has climbed 14 positions to 751st place. Adelina Lachinova has dropped two spots to 809th place. Diana Marcinkevich has improved her standing by 31 positions, now at 860th place, and Daniela Vismane has risen 20 spots to 1007th place. Daniela Darta Feldmane has lost 30 positions and is now at 1233rd place, while Anna Ozerova has dropped 33 spots to 1502nd place. There have been no changes in the top ten of the rankings. The leader remains Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina. She is followed by Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka, Americans Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff, Russian Mira Andreyeva, Czech Linda Noskova, Ukrainian Elina Svitolina, Czech Karolína Muchová, Polish Iga Swiatek, and Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk. In the WTA doubles rankings, Ostapenko has dropped one position to 12th place. Semenistaya has lost 12 spots and is now at 194th position. Zeltiņa has risen 25 places to 296th, Tomase has fallen seven positions to 714th place, Feldmane has lost 32 spots and is at 918th place, while Marcinkevich has climbed seven positions to 971st place. The leader of the doubles rankings remains Czech tennis player Kateřina Siniaková.
