ICC Ranking: Became captain and started a series of failures, Smriti lost the top spot in ODIs!

  • Laura Wohlwardt is again the number 1 batsman in ODIs
  • Harmanpreet's 8th position, while Deepti Sharma's jump to 23rd position
  • Shefali Verma is third in the T20 rankings

 

Indian captain Smriti Mandhan has lost the top spot in the latest women's ODI ranking of ICC (ICC Ranking). South Africa captain Laura Wohlwardt has once again topped the ODI batsmen rankings.
Meanwhile, India's Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma's rankings have improved after a strong performance in the ODI series against Zimbabwe.

In the first two matches against Zimbabwe, Smriti Mandhan managed to score 32 and zero runs respectively. This reduced her important rating points and caused her to lose the top spot. South Africa's Laura Wohlwardt has benefited from this and has again reached the top spot in the ODI batsmen's rankings.

Harmanpreet, Deepti ranking improvement

India have taken a 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe. The performance in this series has benefited the Indian players in the ICC rankings.

Former India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has moved up two places to the eighth position in the ODI batsmen's rankings. Deepti Sharma jumped four places to rank 23rd. Both of them had scored centuries in the second ODI match.

Deepti Sharma has also benefited in the all-rounder rankings. She moved up two places to fourth place. She has also moved up one place to eighth in the ODI bowler rankings.

India fast bowler Kranti Gowd has moved up two places to 25th position. Young batsman Prateika Rawal jumped seven places to a career-best 21st position.

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Indian players progress in T20 rankings too

Indian players have also progressed in the T20 rankings. Shefali Verma has moved up one place to third in the batsmen's rankings. Smriti Mandhan has improved by one position to the fourth position.

Zimbabwean players have also benefited in the ODI batting rankings. Modester Mupachikwa moved up five places to 39th, while Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano advanced four places to 47th. Beloved Bija jumped 16 places to rank 56.

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Australia and New Zealand players also progressed

After the recent series against New Zealand, Australia's Ash Gardner has moved up nine places to 19th in the T20I batsmen's rankings. Australia's Georgia Wareham and Kim Garth are joint seventh and joint tenth in the T20I bowlers' rankings respectively.

New Zealand's Brie Illing has moved up six places to 17th in the T20I bowlers' rankings. New Zealand's own Nancy Patel has also progressed in the rankings and secured the 29th position.

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