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Sania jumps 13 spots to 53

Sania Mirza’s impressive showing at the Moorilla Open International tournament at Hobart catapulted her ranking 13 places up to put the Indian ace at 53rd spot in the WTA charts released today.

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Sania Mirza’s impressive showing at the Moorilla Open International tournament at Hobart catapulted her ranking 13 places up to put the Indian ace at 53rd spot in the WTA charts released today.

Sania last week defeated world No 29 Maria Kirilenko of Russia, Romina Oprandi of Italy and Alicia Molik of Australia en route to the Hobart semi-finals where she went down to 13th ranked Russian Anna Chakvetadze. The semi-final appearance in Hobart boosted the Hyderabadi to 431 points to once again get closer to the top-50 on the ranking ladder.

The Indian ace, however, slipped one place to be 25th in the doubles ranking. Sania, partnering Molik, had reached the doubles quarter final at the Hobart tournament.

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