Getter Saar (Estonia) has climbed three spots up on the women’s singles world ranking list, currently occupying position no. 137. Quarterfinalist in Eurasia Bulgarian Open last week, Saar shared her thoughts with Badminton Europe about her current position on the BWF world ranking list.

-Last season didn’t go for myself as I expected it to go. I changed some things in my game and trainings which messed up my game and I didn’t feel so secure which is why I dropped at the world ranking.

-I’m trying not to think so much about the ranking as I try to feel good and comfortable on court and enjoy every moment of it. I think it’s the secret to do well at the tournaments and trainings.

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Points from Eurasia Bulgarian Open

Semifinalist Natalia Perminova (Russia) has climbed four spots up, standing on position no. 75 on the women’s singles world ranking list. Runner-up Ozge Bayrak (Turkey) has climbed 16 spots up to occupy position no. 109.

The winner in the men’s singles of the same tournament Toma Junior Popov (France) has advanced with 19 positions, becoming world no. 91.

Quarterfinalist Nhat Nguyen (Ireland) has climbed three spots up to stand on position no. 77.