Quadri's points rose from 2305 in August to
2457 points to become the first player in Africa to be rated in the top 25 in
the world.
Veteran Nigeria table tennis star, Segun
Toriola, was rewarded for his effort in Rio as the seven-time Olympian moved
from 120 to 106 in the ranking.
Quadri got to the quarter-finals at the Rio
2016 Olympics before losing to China's world No.1 Ma Long.
Meanwhile,
Nigeria’s duo of Edem Offiong and Olufunke Oshonaike were not that lucky in the
latest rankings with Offiong dropping from 120 to 129 while Oshonaike dropped
from 241 to 251.
Also in the latest ranking, Olympic and world
champion, Ma Long and his compatriot Shiwen Liu remain number one ranked male
and female players in the world.
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