The following season in October, she won her first two titles in back-to-back weeks in Antalya, both at the $10K level. Sabalenka also won a $25K title the last week of the year.[10] This title put her into the top 300 of the WTA rankings for the first time at the start of 2016.[11] That year, she made her Fed Cup debut in April, losing her only match.[3] She also won her two biggest titles to date at the $50K level. The first in Tianjin[13] put her into the top 200 in May and the second in Toyota[14] in November helped her finish the year ranked at No. 137 in the world.[10][11]