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Tennis rankings: Somdev stands at 95th place

| | May 13, 2014, at 06:49 am
New York, May 12 (IBNS): Indian Tennis player Somdev Devvarman has gained two positions to stand at 95th spot in the latest rankings released by ATP on Monday.

Spanish Tennis icon Rafael Nadal tops the singles chart.

In the doubles rankings, India's Leander Paes has lost two spots to stand at 11th position while Rohan Bopanna hold the 14th place.

Mahesh Bhupathi slipped 10 places to stand at 56th spot in the rankings list.

In  the women's doubles rankings, India's Saina Mirza remained in the eighth spot.
 

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