The BDO Ladies rankings have been updated after the latest double header which took place in Sweden which saw Lisa Ashton and Mikuru Suzuki claim the titles.
One main change occurred this weekend with Mikuru Suzuki using the more points that the Swedish Open carries to move into second place in the rankings all the way from seventh.
This means in turn that multiple players have moved down. Aileen de Graaf and Fallon Sherrock are tied on points down in third while Deta Hedman is down to 5th.
Lorraine Winstanley was in 5th but is now down to 8th. Laura Turner, Anastasia Dobromyslova, Trina Gulliver and Maria O'Brien remain unchanged.
Paula Jacklin and Casey Gallagher have once again changed positions for 12th and 13th. Barring that it remains somewhat unchanged further down.
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