New Delhi: India’s top singles player Yuki Bhambri regained his place in the top 100 as he jumped 16 places to touch a career best rank of 89, which now ensures him a direct entry into the main draw of the Aust- ralian Open. The 23-year-old Yuki, who has been playing consistently well, won the Pune Challenger, Saturday to collect 80 points. Saketh Myneni remained unchanged at 168 while Somdev Devvar-man gained a place to be at 180. In doubles, there was no change in ranking of Rohan Bopanna at No. 14, the best-placed Indian . However, Leander Paes dropped three places to be at 39.
Career best for Yuki

PUNE - India's Yuki Bhambi in action during the Final match of KPIT-MSLTA ATP Challenger in Pune on Wednesday. PTI Photo(PTI10_31_2015_000308B)
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