England's Victoria Lust has made strong progress in the World Rankings since she joined the tour in 2007.
Her ascent drove her into the world's top 30 within a few years with 2012 in particular proving a good year for the Luton-born player as she picked up the NSA Fall Classic crown with a defeat of Tesni Evans.
She then went on to record three runner-up finishes in succession before she would be faced to wait until March 2014 to pick up her next title as she defeated Emma Beddoes to lift the Mayfair Open crown.
A solitary title would await Lust in the Abierto Colombiano tournament in August 2015, while she finally broke into the world’s top 20 the following February after prevailing over Nicolette Fernandes in the final of the Granite Open.
Lust made the semi-finals of the Netsuite Open but was defeated by fellow Englishwoman Sarah-Jane Perry over three games.
Lust did go on to win the Slaight Music and Roundtable Capital Granite Open in January 2016 when she defeated Nicolette Fernandes over three games to seal the title.
England’s Lust then backed this up with a win over Millie Tomlinson in the Monte Carlo Classic final in 2016 over five games.