<p>Veteran Indian tennis player Rohan Bopanna gained two places to break back into the top 10 of the ATP doubles rankings after seven years.</p>.<p>The 43-year-old Indian was placed at the world No. 9 spot, his first in the top bracket since June 2016.</p>.<p>Bopanna, who was forced to pull out of the Davis Cup and few other events due to a knee injury last year, was ranked 19th at the start of the season.</p>.<p>His career-best ranking is world number 3 which he achieved in 2016. This season he has competed in 13 tournaments so far.</p>.<p>Bopanna became the oldest player to win ATP Masters 1000 torunament when he and his Australian partner Matthew Ebden emerged champions at Indian Wells Masters in March.</p>.<p>Bopanna and Ebden also won the Qatar Open in February and reached the Madrid Open final in May.</p>.<p>In singles, Sumit Nagal was placed at world No. 256 as the top-ranked Indian men's singles player in ATP Rankings, while Asian Games bronze medallist Ankita Raina was the best India women's singles player at world No. 212.</p>.<p>She is also India’s highest-ranked player in women’s doubles at world No. 149.</p>
<p>Veteran Indian tennis player Rohan Bopanna gained two places to break back into the top 10 of the ATP doubles rankings after seven years.</p>.<p>The 43-year-old Indian was placed at the world No. 9 spot, his first in the top bracket since June 2016.</p>.<p>Bopanna, who was forced to pull out of the Davis Cup and few other events due to a knee injury last year, was ranked 19th at the start of the season.</p>.<p>His career-best ranking is world number 3 which he achieved in 2016. This season he has competed in 13 tournaments so far.</p>.<p>Bopanna became the oldest player to win ATP Masters 1000 torunament when he and his Australian partner Matthew Ebden emerged champions at Indian Wells Masters in March.</p>.<p>Bopanna and Ebden also won the Qatar Open in February and reached the Madrid Open final in May.</p>.<p>In singles, Sumit Nagal was placed at world No. 256 as the top-ranked Indian men's singles player in ATP Rankings, while Asian Games bronze medallist Ankita Raina was the best India women's singles player at world No. 212.</p>.<p>She is also India’s highest-ranked player in women’s doubles at world No. 149.</p>