A further update, since it has been a while and Liv continues to climb the rankings
Liv is now at a career high WR57 and back to GB #1 ahead of Heather and will climb further in the next rankings. With a lowest counter of 85 points (x2) she will drop a maximum of 41 points by the end of the year
Since teaming up with Tereza Mihalikova they have reached
Wimbledon - 3rd round
WTA1000 - QF Cincinnati
WTA500 - SF at Monterrey (and still to play)
WTA250 - F at Hertogenbosch, SF at Palermo, QF at Birmingham
Just to add, Liv's current regular partner, Tereza Mihalikova also has a new CH this week of 41, just 92 points behind Liv and closing as their points align.
Following on from the above, Liv's new career high doubles ranking, now 29 on live rankings, may well be the highest ever for any British woman - for about 50 years or so anyway.
Among the current crop, only Heather comes close, and none of Baltacha, Keothavong, Durie, Barker, Wade - most of whom played very little doubles.
Liv at another new career high this week of 23 as a result of winning the Berlin W500 with her regular partner Tereza Mihalikova of Slovakia.The paired up just a year ago and have steadily risen through the rankings to a combined ranking of 59 - which gets them a seeding in the slams for the first time.
Liv at another new career high this week of 23 as a result of winning the Berlin W500 with her regular partner Tereza Mihalikova of Slovakia.The paired up just a year ago and have steadily risen through the rankings to a combined ranking of 59 - which gets them a seeding in the slams for the first time.
They were 12th seeds at the French Open this year. Their new rankings could see them as high as 9th seeds at Wimbledon
Following on from the above, Liv's new career high doubles ranking, now 29 on live rankings, may well be the highest ever for any British woman - for about 50 years or so anyway.
Among the current crop, only Heather comes close, and none of Baltacha, Keothavong, Durie, Barker, Wade - most of whom played very little doubles.
Computerised doubles rankings only started in 1984, but Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs were both Top 10. Virginia Wade would have been close to the top, and Sue Barker had big doubles success too.