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Pallikal, Chinappa rise in squash rankings

Pallikal gained a few points after a strong showing in the US Open last month while Chinappa rose in the ranking charts following a stunning win over world number one Raneem El Welily in Doha two days ago.

Published : Nov 02, 2015 15:38 IST , New Delhi

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Dipika Pallikal jumped five places to be 14th while her teammate Joshana Chinappa gained three spots to be 17th.
Dipika Pallikal jumped five places to be 14th while her teammate Joshana Chinappa gained three spots to be 17th.
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Dipika Pallikal jumped five places to be 14th while her teammate Joshana Chinappa gained three spots to be 17th.

Dipika Pallikal jumped five places to be 14th while her teammate Joshna Chinappa gained three spots to be 17th in the latest Professional Squash Association (PSA) rankings.

Pallikal gained a few points after a strong showing in the US Open last month while Chinappa rose in the ranking charts following a stunning win over world number one Raneem El Welily in Doha two days ago.

In the men’s section, Saurav Ghosal dropped a place to be 17th.

The only other Indian nearby in the list was Mahesh Mangaonkar, who stood at 57th spot.

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