British tennis players and rankings

The current No.1 ranked British tennis players are:

• Women's singles - Emma Raducanu
• Men's singles - Jack Draper
• Women's doubles - Olivia Nicholls
• Men's doubles - Lloyd Glasspool
• Women's wheelchair singles - Lucy Shuker
• Men's wheelchair singles - Alfie Hewett
• Women's wheelchair doubles - Lucy Shuker
• Men's wheelchair doubles - Alfie Hewett
• Quad singles - Andy Lapthorne
• Quad doubles - Andy Lapthorne

Use the below links to find out the top women's, men's and wheelchair tennis rankings:

• Women's singles (WTA)
• Men's singles (ATP)
• Women's doubles (WTA)
• Men's doubles (ATP)
• Wheelchair (ITF)

The ATP Rankings grade men’s singles and doubles players while the WTA rankings are geared to women’s singles and doubles players. Both ranking systems follow a similar format - both rankings are based on the points earned by the players in events over a 52 week time frame. 

However, to avoid the players who compete in more tournaments gaining an advantage, there is a cap on the number of tournaments which are counted towards a ranking.

For ATP players - their best results from 19 events will be counted for their rankings, while for WTA players, the best results from 16 tournaments are counted.

Men's

Fred Perry has won the most Grand Slam titles of any British player. Perry won eight Grand Slam singles titles, including a career Grand Slam, and claimed three consecutive Wimbledon titles in the 1930s.

In the Open Era, Andy Murray, is Britain’s most successful player, with three Grand Slam singles titles, two Olympic gold medals, a Davis Cup victory, and reaching World No.1 in 2016.

Greg Rusedski reached the US Open final in 1997 and Tim Henman reached six Grand Slam semi-finals. They both reached a career-high of world No.4.

Women's

Angela Mortimer, Ann Jones and Virginia Wade are all three-time Grand Slam champions during a successful period between 1958 - 1977.

Wade won the US Open and Australian Open before becoming the last British female player to win the Wimbledon Ladies' singles title in 1977. She won all three Grand Slam finals she contested and also has four Grand Slam doubles titles to her name.

Emma Raducanu was the most recent British female Grand Slam champion - winning the US Open in 2021.