The left-handed Divij had reached the finals of the Shanghai Challenger event last week along with Yuki and the good show catapulted him to top-100.
The 26-year-old Divij is a reserve player in the India's Davis Cup squad and it will be surprising if he is not drafted in to play the doubles rubber.
The draw for tie against New Zealand will be made on Thursday and the captain can make change in the squad, one hour before the draw.
India now have four players in top-100 in the doubles with Leander Paes being the highest-ranked player at number five.
The US Open final appearance helped Paes jump four places. Rohan Bopanna is the next best Indian at number 15 with a loss of four places.
Mahesh Bhupathi remained at 18.
In the singles, Yuki, who will lead the Indian challenge in the Davis Cup from Friday, rose to career-best ranking of 179.
Vishnu is placed at number 262, followed by Sriram Balaji (337) and Sanam Singh (367).
In the WTA rankings, Sania Mirza is ranked 19th in the doubles and 293 in the singles, which she has stopped playing.
