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Tuesday 28 January 1997 00:02 GMT

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Tennis

The British No 1 Tim Henman has dropped from 14 to 16 in the latest ATP world rankings because of the outstanding progress at the Australian Open of two Spaniards: Carlos Moya, who was the runner-up, and Felix Mantilla, who was a quarter-finalist. Moya, whom Henman recently beat in the final of the Sydney International, has jumped from 25 to 9, while Mantilla has climbed from 19 to 15.

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