(i) she must count on her ranking all applicable zero (0) ranking point results received from Grand Slams, the WTA Finals, and the WTA Elite Trophy 

(ii) she is not required to count on her ranking any zero (0) ranking point results received from: 

· WTA 1000 Tournaments that occurred during her Long-Term Injury; or 

· WTA 500 Tournaments that occurred any time during a Tour Year in which she has a Long-Term Injury of at least eight (8) consecutive weeks in the current calendar year; 

provided, however, that if the player does not participate in Professional Tennis after the US Open of a calendar year (Week 36) because of her Long-Term Injury and subsequently participates in Professional Tennis (including Exhibition/Non-WTA Events) before the second Monday after the completion of the WTA Finals of that calendar year (Week 46), then all zero (0) ranking point results she received after the US Open of that calendar year must count on her ranking. 

Note: all zero (0) ranking point results will be applied to a player’s ranking per the Rules until the player’s absence from play reaches eight (8) consecutive weeks and she meets the qualification requirements in sub-Section (b) above, then the zero (0) ranking point results will be replaced or removed as applicable. 

b.  Doubles 

A player’s WTA Doubles Ranking is determined by calculating her total points from her best eleven (11) Tournament results during a rolling, 52-week period. 

## 5. Number of Tournament Ranking Points Awarded 

The following table details the number of ranking points awarded to players by round, including Qualifying, and by Tournament for both singles and doubles play. See Section VI for ranking points awarded at the WTA Finals and WTA Elite Trophy. 

