Women’s singles - Katie Boulter

October saw Katie Boulter find her stride in the Asian swing, with the Brit recording some of her best results in recent months.

The British No.1 secured a first round win against Taylor Townsend at the China Open before pushing Coco Gauff in round two where she eventually bowed out. Boulter also made the second round of the Ningbo Open, which spurred her on to a sensational run in Japan.

The 28-year-old was a dominant force at the WTA 500 event in Japan – beating Priscilla Hon, Kyoka Okamura and Bianca Andreescu in straight sets to reach the semi-final where she eventually fell short to Sofia Kenin in a 6-4, 6-4 defeat.

Despite narrowly missing out on a spot in the Japan Open final, these wins set her up perfectly heading into another successful month in November.

Men’s singles - Jack Draper

Jack Draper’s season continued to reach new heights in October with the British No.1 enjoying one of the best months of his career so far.

Draper wrapped up a strong Asian swing by reaching the quarter-finals of the Tokyo Open, where he took down world No.17 Lorenzo Musetti during the week. The Brit then made his way to Vienna where he embarked on a dominant week at the Erste Bank Open in Vienna.

Draper beat the likes of Kei Nishikori, Tomas Machac and Musetti en route to the final before capping off the week with a 6-4, 7-5 victory over Karen Khachanov to lift his first ATP 500 trophy – marking the biggest title of his career.

As a result of his standout month, Draper has established himself inside the world’s top 20 having rose to a career-high ranking of world No.15.

Doubles – Henry Patten

Henry Patten earnt the October Player of the Month award after another title-winning campaign in Stockholm with Finnish partner Harri Heliovaara.

The Wimbledon champions captured their fourth tour-level title of the season after beating Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl 7-5, 6-3 in the final.

Patten and Heliovaara’s partnership has been one of the stories of the season and the duo also reached the semi-finals of the ATP 500 in Vienna just a week later.

His incredible performances this season has seen Patten reach the ATP top 15 this season and in October, the 28-year-old became British No.1 for the first time in his career.

Wheelchair – Greg Slade

22-year-old Greg Slade is the Wheelchair Player of the Month for October coming off a successful month competing in Asia.

The Paralympic silver medallist captured his second ITF3 singles title of the season at the Kaohsiung Open – beating Turkey’s Ugur Altinel in the final 6-3, 6-0.

At the same event, Slade also got his hands on the doubles trophy with Australian Finn Broadbent to complete an impressive double in Taiwan.

Slade and Broadbent also reached the final the week before at the Eureka Cup Taiwan Open – finishing as runners-up.

The Brit is now up at a career-high world No.11 in quad doubles and No.15 in singles.