Italian Jannik Sinner maintained his lead in the ATP World Rankings released today, Monday, which saw several changes in the top ten.

Serbian Novak Djokovic moved up two places to fifth, while Norwegian Casper Ruud fell one place to sixth.

Russian Daniil Medvedev also fell two places to eighth, and his compatriot Andrey Rublev also fell one place to ninth. Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas also fell to tenth.

Britain's Jack Draper was the biggest beneficiary, jumping seven places to seventh, a career-best ranking. He capitalized on his victory in Indian Wells, over Denmark's Holger Rune, who moved up one place to 12th.

Italian Jannik Sinner tops the rankings with 11,330 points, followed by Germany's Alexander Zverev in second place with 7,945 points, Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in third place with 6,910 points, America's Taylor Fritz in fourth place with 4,900 points, Serbia's Novak Djokovic in fifth place with 3,860 points, and Norway's Casper Ruud in sixth place with 3,855 points.

Britain's Jack Draper is seventh with 3,800 points, followed by Russia's Daniil Medvedev in eighth place with 3,680 points, Russia's Andrey Rublev in ninth place with 3,440 points, and Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas in tenth place with 3,405 points.

Local Palestinian sources reported that the enemy forces stormed the town and raided a quarry owned by a citizen.

The Zionist enemy forces also set up a military checkpoint at the entrance to the industrial zone east of the town, searched Palestinian vehicles, and checked their IDs.

This morning, three citizens were killed and others were injured in Israeli violations and shelling in the central and southern Gaza Strip; most of them were from one family while collecting firewood.