Captain Harmanpreet Kaur moved up three places to finish 11th in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Players Rankings after an impressive performance in the ongoing Tri-Series in South Africa.
Her 35 balls, 56 outs against Kaur’s West Indies saw her knock on the door of the world’s top 10, but all-rounder Deepti Sharma drop her 33 in the last win against South Africa. Scoring the points took them to her 25th place in her career.
Deepti also moved up to her #2 spot among all-rounders in her latest Weekly update.
Indian opener Smriti Mandhana, who was named Player of the Game against the Windies for hitting 74 of his 51 pitches, continued to lead in her country with 9 rating his points to reach 736. is his third ranked hitter.
Mandhana finished her 2nd place last September and is now Tahlia with 814 points on her list led by McGrath, who trails Beth her Mooney by 24 points. With 29 and 30 points in two matches, South African captain Sune luus moved up from 47th to 45th. Chloe Tryon and Marizanne Cup also made progress.
T20I Bowling In his rankings, South African left-arm spinner Nonkululeko Mulaba moved up four places to finish a career-best fourth place after taking his three wickets in his two matches.
India’s Sneh Rana completes the top 10, with Ayabonga Khaka (at No. 16, up 4 places), Rajeshwari Gayakwad (at No. 18, up 10 places) and Radha Yadav (at No. 28, up 12 places) are other notable winners .
In the ODI Players Rankings, Australian batsmen Beth Mooney and Megh Lanning each move up two spots to his second place after helping the team beat Pakistan 3–0 in the ICC Women’s Championship Series. and took his fifth place. Mooney was named a Series Player after his 57 no-out results and 133 results in Games 2 and 3.
Pakistani captain Bismah Maroof moved up three places in the standings after completing a total of 93 rounds in the series, where he finished 22nd, and Nida his Dal also moved up three places to his rank. finished 32nd.
In the bowling rankings, Australian spinner Ashleigh Gardner moved up seven places to take him to 13th after his five-wicket streak ended, and Ellyse moved up one place. I came in 12th place.
Alana King (at No. 32 he moved up eight places) and Darcy Brown (at No. 40 he moved up two places) are also up.
In Pakistan, Diana Baig (at No. 23, up one place) and Fatima sana (at No. 29, up three places) are the top bowling winners in her ranking.