Malvika Bansod continues to hog the limelight. The in-form shuttler took a big leap of 17 spots to reach a career-best world ranking of 67 in women's singles in the latest rankings released by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) on Tuesday.In fact, the Nagpur girl took a big leap of 44 places in the last two weeks. A couple of weeks ago, she was ranked 111th in the world.However, an outstanding performance by Malvika in the India Open and the Syed Modi International helped her make giant strides in the world rankings.Interestingly, despite winning the Syed Modi crown, PV Sindhu remained at No. 7 spot. There are currently nine Indian players in women's singles in the world's top-100, including Sindhu. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMalvika was superb at both India Open and Syed Modi InternationalIt has been a dream fortnight for Malvika. The 20-year-old shocked her idol Saina Nehwal in the second round of the India Open to reach the quarterfinals of the BWF World Tour Super 500 tournament earlier this month.The talented southpaw continued her excellent form to storm into the final of the Syed Modi tournament in Lucknow that concluded last week.Malvika's dream run was stopped by eventual champion PV Sindhu in the final, who also ended her title drought of nearly three years.The youngster garnered a whopping 10990 points from just two tournaments to take her total collection to 26932 points.As runners-up at the Syed Modi tournament, Malvika notched up 5950 points to add to her previous week's 5040 points from the India Open.This is perhaps the best jump by any Indian women’s singles player in recent years. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAnupama Upadhyaya breaks into world’s top 100 in women’s singlesAnother Indian shuttler to impress in the last few months is Anupama Upadhyaya. The 17-year-old broke into the world’s top 100 for the first time to reach a career-best ranking of 84 with a total of 22670 points to her credit.The Haryana teenager reached the semifinals in Lucknow before going down fighting in three games against Malvika. Anupama, who triumphed at the Infosys Foundation India International Challenge tournament in Bengaluru late last year, also played pre-quarters at the India Open. She was ranked a lowly 159th before the New Delhi tournament.Ishaan Bhatnagar and Tanisha Crasto won the mixed doubles title in Lucknow on Sunday. (Picture: BAI)Big jump for mixed doubles champions Ishaan Bhatnagar and Tanisha CrastoIshaan Bhatnagar and Tanisha Crasto also broke into the world's top 100 for the first time in their careers. The young mixed doubles pair jumped 38 places to reach a career-best world ranking of 79 in that discipline.Interestingly, just three months ago, Ishaan and Tanisha were lying at 731st in the world rankings. However, a series of impressive performances in the last three months propelled them into the top 80.Similarly, the women's doubles pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand Pullela jumped to 85 in the world rankings on the basis of their outstanding performances. The 18-year-old pair finished as runners-up at the Syed Modi tournament in Lucknow.The men’s doubles pair of Krishna Prasad Garaga and Vishnuvardhan Goud Panjala jumped to a career-best ranking of 57. The young duo were runners-up at the Syed Modi tournament last week.Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand Pullela finished runners-up in women's doubles in Lucknow. (Picture: BAI)BWF Rankings for Indian shuttlers (Top 100)Men’s singles10. Kidambi Srikanth13. Lakshya Sen18. B Sai Praneeth24. HS Prannoy26. Sameer Verma35. Parupalli Kashyap37. Sourabh Verma59. Subhankar Dey65. Ajay Jayaram80. Kiran George81. Siril Verma90. Chirag Sen93. Mithun Manjunath100. Priyanshu RajawatWomen’s singles7. PV Sindhu25. Saina Nehwal56. Aakarshi Kashyap67. Malvika Bansod69. Ashmita Chaliha84. Anupama Upadhyaya86. Ira Sharma95. Rituparna Das97. Mugdha AgreyMen’s doublesKrishna Prasad Garaga and Vishnuvardhan Goud Panjala made it to the Syed Modi tournament final. (Picture: BAI)8. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty40. MR Arjun-Dhruv Kapila41. Manu Attri-B Sumeeth Reddy57. Krishna Prasad Garaga-Vishnuvardhan Goud Panjala81. Vasantha Kumar HR-Ashith Surya85. Arun George-Sanyam Shukla97. Tarun Kona-Shivam SharmaWomen’s doubles19. Ashwini Ponnappa-N Sikki Reddy55. J Meghana-Poorvisha S Ram59. Pooja Dandu-Sanjana Santosh65. K Ashwini Bhat-Shisha Gautam69. K Maneesha Rutaparna Panda85. Treesa Jolly-Gayatri Gopichand Pullela93. Simran Singhi-Ritika ThakerMixed doubles25. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy-Ashwini Ponnappa54. Venkat Gaurav Prasad-Juhi Dewangan62. MR Arjun-K Maneesha79. Ishaan Bhatnagar-Tanisha Crasto91. Dhruv Kapila-N Sikki Reddy92. Saurabh Sharma-Anoushka Parikh.