I LIKE U SANIA MIRZA. WO baat kyu karu jiski khabar hi na ho,WO dua hi kyu karu jiska asar hi na ho,KAISE keh du tumhe lag jaye meri umar,KYA pata agle pal meri umar hi na ho.
i love u sania mirza.tujhpe likhna suru kahan se karu,ada se karu ya haya se karu tu khuoobsoorat hi itni hai E JAAN-E-GHAZAL,namumkin hai teri tarrif juban se karu.
All wonder how come SANIA's ranking improve consistantly despite of SANIA losing in 1-2 round of any tournament. Note the fact that it not SANIA's hard work but its her higher ranked opponents who are also losing thus droping their ranks and improving SANIA's ranking!
As a matter of fact SANIA is good for nothing! Crap player at her best!!!
It is absolutely rubbish.A player is regularly losing in 1/2 round and her ranking keeps on rising. This ranking system seems to be faulty atleast as it applies to Sania.She deserves to be much lower in ranking if one sees her continuous losing record recently. Damn with this system!!
RE:Faulty ranking system
by Saurav on Jun 25, 2007 04:27 PM
Her sponsorers are paying heavy amounts to WTA for those ranking just like Jharkand Govt which is paying ICC for the rankings of rubbish dhoni...thats why...
RE:Faulty ranking system
by Guruji on Jun 25, 2007 05:22 PM
Pls. understand abt the WTA point system first. A player's ranking will also improve even if she / he doesnt play weel and if other people play worst than him / her or they skip many tournaments. Here is the way by rankings are determined
A player's point total is calculated on a weekly basis, counting only tournaments played within the last year. The top 17 tournaments of the past year count toward a player's point total, with the lowest of the player's scores being dropped from the total. The exceptions are the four grand slam tournaments the mandatory Tier I tournament, which always count toward the player's point total, even if their score in the slam is lower than another score achieved in a non-slam tournament. All players who qualify by ranking for acceptance into the main draw of a Grand Slam or the mandatory Tier I tournament will be entered automatically. Any player who is accepted into one of these tournaments and subsequently withdraws will automatically receive zero points for the tournament and will have it count as one of their best 17 tournament results.
In 1996, the WTA started awarding players "quality points", which were calculated based on the rankings of players they defeated in tournaments. This would give more points to a player who beat a top ranked player than one who beat a lower ranked player. Quality points were discontinued after the 2005 season and are no longer used.
