On May 22, Beijing time, although Hannah Green lost to Nellie Koda in the Mizuho Bank Open, her world ranking climbed sharply and she has ranked fifth.
At the free court, Nellie Koda defeated Hannah Green and returned to the championship circle again. This is her six victories in seven races, winning 62 world points, and continuing to expand the gap with other players. In fact, her average score (13.1212 points) is twice that of the second Lilia Wu (6.3190 points).
However, Hannah Green is the player who has climbed the most in the world's top ten. This year, the Australian has won the championship twice, with 37.2 points as the runner up, and the world ranking has risen from ninth to fifth.
In addition, Rio Takeda of Japan won the third victory in the women's daily tour at the Bridgestone Women's Open, scoring 18.5 points, raising the world ranking from 64 to 50. Her point ranking also ranked first in the daily tour.
Park Hyun Kyung of South Korea won the Doosan Duet, scoring 16.5 points, and the world ranking rose from 63 to 52. This is the first time Park Hyun won the women's Korean Tour since last year's SK Network - Seoul Economic Women's Classic.
Alexandra Forsterling won the second women's European Tour this year. She won the Tampa leg of the Arab American team series earlier this year and the German Masters last week. She scored 12 points, and the world ranking rose from 71 to 56.
Fiona Xu, a Chinese born player from New Zealand, won the Epson Tour for the first time in the Bronze and Stone Championships, scoring 5 points, and the world ranking rose from 390 to 282.
Lin Xiyu, a Chinese player, ranked 28th in Mizuho Bank Open, with 2.8 points, and rose one place to 12th in the world ranking.
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