The WTA Top 10 and their 2020 best result
Keep up with the WTA Top 10's achievements this season here.
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World No.1 Ashleigh Barty collected her first title on home soil at the inaugural Adelaide International, and followed that with a semifinal run at the Australian Open.
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World No.2 Simona Halep lifted her first trophy since Wimbledon in Dubai, having survived a match point against Ons Jabeur in the second round.
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World No.3 Karolina Pliskova kicked off 2020 with the first successful title defence of her career in Brisbane, where she had saved a match point against Naomi Osaka in the semifinals.
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Sofia Kenin gatecrashed the Top 10 with her maiden Grand Slam trophy at the Australian Open, and has hit a career high of World No.4 after becoming the first player to win two titles in 2020 in Lyon.
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World No.5 Elina Svitolina won her first title since the 2018 WTA Finals in Monterrey, where she triumphed in the longest final of 2020 so far over Marie Bouzkova in three hours exactly.
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World No.6 Bianca Andreescu, still sidelined due to a knee injury, has yet to play in 2020, but the US Open champion was part of Canada's Fed Cup squad in their Qualifier tie against Switzerland.
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World No.7 Kiki Bertens successfully defended her St. Petersburg title in February - the second time the Dutch player has won a tournament in back-to-back years.
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World No.8 Belinda Bencic has reached three quarterfinals in 2020 so far, in Adelaide, St. Petersburg and Doha.
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World No.9 Serena Williams won her first title since the 2017 Australian Open, and first since returning from maternity leave, in Auckland.
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World No.10 Naomi Osaka started 2020 by extending her winning streak to 14, the longest of her career, by reaching the Brisbane semifinals.
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