ICC T20I Ranking: Indian players shine in ICC’s latest T20 rankings, Deepti Sharma enters top-5

By Samira Vishwas On Jun 16, 2026

ICC T20I Rankings: ICC has released the latest rankings of women T20 players on Tuesday, June 16, in which Indian star player Deepti Sharma has entered the top-5.

ICC T20I Rankings: ICC has released the latest rankings of women T20 players on Tuesday, June 16, in which Indian star player Shri Charani has made a huge leap in the bowling ranks by achieving the best rank of her career. She has jumped five places to the second position. Apart from her, Deepti Sharma has also moved up 5 places in the bowling rankings and has joined the top-5.

Sri Charani close to Badshahta

Left-arm off-spinner Sri Charani has moved up 5 places to second position in the ICC Women’s T20 bowling rankings with 728 rating points. There is a difference of only five points above him with the number-1 bowler bowler Linsey Smith. Let us tell you, Charani had taken 3 wickets in the first match against Pakistan in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026.

The race for the No.1 T20I bowling ranking is closer than ever at the Women’s #T20WorldCup 🔥
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— ICC (@ICC) June 16, 2026

Also read: Deepti Sharma wreaked havoc on Pakistan, created big history by taking 5 wickets

Deepti Sharma’s entry in top-5

In the latest ICC bowling rankings, Deepti Sharma has also jumped five places and reached the top-5. He is now at fifth position. Apart from this, Deepti has also benefited in all-rounder ranking. Deepti has gained two places in the T20 all-rounder rankings and has now come at number three. In the first match against Pakistan in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, she performed brilliantly, taking 5 wickets for just 10 runs in 4 overs.

Harmanpreet suffered loss

Talking about ICC T20 women’s batting rankings, Team India’s star opener Smriti Mandhana remains at fifth position. Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur has lost one place. Harmanpreet has slipped from 10th position to 11th position. Australia’s Georgia Wall remains in the batting rankings. Laura Wolvaardt of South Africa is at second place. Australian cricketer Beth Mooney has slipped from second to third position.