India and England players make a big rise in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Rankings. The England women’s team led by skipper Heather Knight is hosting Pakistan led by skipper Nida Dar for a three-match T20I series followed by a three-match ODI series. England clinched the 1st T20I by 53 runs.
The Indian Women’s team led by skipper Harmanpreet Kaur recently completed a dominating whitewash in a five-match T20I series in Bangladesh.
ICC Women’s T20I Batting Rankings:
The Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu climbed up two spots to equal 7th position with 676 points alongside Suzie Bates from New Zealand. Ashleigh Gardner from Australia has climbed up one place to the 12th position with 616 points. The Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur was the third-highest run-scorer of the recently concluded T20I series against Bangladesh. She scored 105 runs at a strike rate of 128.04 and an average of 35 in four innings. As a result of her performance, she has climbed up three spots to the 13th position with 612 points In ICC T20I batting Rankings.
Anneke Bosch from South Africa climbed up one spot to 16th position with 598 points. England skipper Heather Knight scored 49 runs in the 1st T20I against Pakistan. She also climbed up four spots to the 18th position with 588 points to her name. The 20-year-old Indian wicket-keeper batter Richa Ghosh, scored 83 runs at an impressive strike rate of 140.67 and an average of 41.50 in four innings in the recently concluded series against Bangladesh. She has climbed up a couple of spots to the 23rd position with 560 points in the latest rankings.
England’s wicket-keeper batter Amy Jones scored 37 runs at a strike rate of 137.03 in the 1st T20I against Pakistan which also turned out to be her 100th T20I game for England. She climbed up three spots to 26th position with 551 points. Papua New Guinea’s Tanya Ruma climbed up three spots to equal 27th position alongside Scotland skipper Kathryn Bryce with 540 points. India’s Deepti Sharma climbed up one spot to the 31st position with 525 points. The Papua New Guinea skipper Brenda Tau climbed up one spot to the 32nd position with 517 points. Thailand’s Nannapat Koncharoenkai has climbed up one spot to the 37th position with 497 points. Grace Harris from Australia has climbed up one spot to the 38th position with 495 points.
The Zimbabwe skipper Mary-Anne Musonda has climbed up one spot to 40th position with 488 points. Modester Mupachikwa from Zimbabwe has climbed up a couple of spots to equal the 41st position alongside Scotland’s Sarah Bryce with 481 points. Sri Lanka’s Nilakshika Silva has climbed up a couple of spots to the 48th position with 447 points. Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano from Zimbabwe has climbed up one spot to 50th position with 440 points. Marizanne Kapp from South Africa has climbed up one spot to the 51st position with 435 points. Nadine de Klerk equals Marizanne Kapp at the 51st position with 435 points.
Naoani Vare from Papua New Guinea has climbed up one spot to 58th position with 394 points. Theertha Satish from the UAE has climbed up one spot and Kelis Ndhlovu from Zimbabwe has equaled 58th position with 394 points. Phoebe Litchfield from Australia has climbed up one spot to the 64th position with 384 points. Deepika Rasangika from Bahrain has climbed up one spot to 66th position and Thailand’s Chanida Sutthiruang has climbed up one spot to equal 66th position with 353 points. Tanzania’s Fatuma Kibasu has climbed up a couple of spots to 73rd position (339 points), Sri Lanka’s wicket-keeper batter Anushka Sanjeewani has climbed up a couple of spots to 74th position (337 points), Zimbabwe’s Josephine Nkomo has climbed up a couple of spots to 75th position (336 points). Dayalan Hemalatha from India had an impressive series on her comeback to the Indian team. She was the 2nd highest run-scorer of the series against Bangladesh with 109 runs at an impressive strike rate of 141.55 and an average of 36.33 in four innings.
She has earned a massive jump as she climbed up 298 spots to the 78th position (329 points), Immaculate Nakisuuyi from Uganda has climbed up one spot to the 89th position (298 points). Eimear Richardson from Ireland has climbed up one spot to the 95th position (296 points). Sophie Eccleston from England has climbed up one spot to the 98th position with 290 points.
ICC Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings:
The 24-year-old leg-spinner from England Sarah Glenn picked up four wickets in her spell in the 1st T20I against Pakistan giving away just 12 runs. As a result of her impressive performance, she has climbed up a couple of spots to the 4th position (728 points). The 23-year-old young England pacer Lauren Bell returned with brilliant match figures (3.2-0-22-3) in her spell in the 1st T20I against Pakistan. She has climbed up four spots to the 7th position (701 points), Inoshi Priyadharshani Fernando earned a good rise as she climbed up five spots to the 19th position (637 points).
Georgia Wareham from Australia climbed up one spot to the 20th position (631 points). The 24-year-old left-arm spinner Radha Yadav was the leading wicket-taker of the series with 10 wickets to her name at an impressive average of 9.60 in five innings. She was also awarded the Player of the Series for her exceptional performance with the ball in the recently concluded series against Bangladesh. She has also earned an impressive rise as she climbed up seven spots to 23rd position (617 points), Marufa Akter from Bangladesh was the third-highest wicket-taker of the series against India with five wickets to her name at an average of 13 in four innings.
She also climbed up a couple of spots to the 27th position (598 points). Sri Lanka’s Udeshika Prabodhani climbed up five spots to 30th position (576 points). Nahida Akter from Bangladesh picked up three wickets in five innings in the T20I series and has climbed up a couple of spots to 31st position (573 points). Nadine de Klerk from South Africa has climbed up one spot to the 41st position and Jess Kerr from New Zealand has climbed up one spot to equal the 41st position (534 points), Hayley Jensen from New Zealand has climbed up a couple of spots to 43rd position (531 points).
Tuba Hassan from Pakistan has climbed up three spots to the 52nd position (488 points), Achini Kulasuriya from Sri Lanka has earned an impressive rise as she climbed up five spots to the 53rd position (486 points). Thipatcha Putthawong from Thailand has climbed up one spot to the 58th position (469 points), Titas Sadhu from India has earned a massive rise as she climbed up 18 spots to the 60th position (466 points), Ravina OA from Papua New Guinea has climbed up one spot to equal 61st position (459 points).
Sultana Khatun from Bangladesh has climbed up five spots to the 84th position (380 points), Aaliyah Alleyne from the West Indies has climbed up one spot to the 93rd spot (351 points). Danielle Gibson from England has climbed up three spots to equal 97th position (337 points) alongside Vaishnave Mahesh and Heena Hotchandani from the UAE.
ICC Women’s T20I All-rounder Rankings:
The Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu has climbed up one spot to the 5th position (310 points), Sophie Ecclestone from England has climbed up one spot to the 12th position (221 points), Orla Prendergast from Ireland has climbed up a couple of spots to 16th position (160 points). Charlie Dean from England has climbed up one spot to equal 16th position (160 points), Kelis Ndhlovu from Zimbabwe has climbed up one spot to 18th position (159 points), Sarah Glenn from England has climbed up three spots to 19th position (158 points).
Kavisha Dilhari from Sri Lanka has climbed up one spot to the 30th position (127 points), Rabeya Khan from Bangladesh was the leading wicket-taker for her side and the 2nd highest wicket-taker of the T20I series against India with 8 wickets to her name at an average of 12.87 in four innings with the ball and scored 36 runs with the bat in five innings. As a result, she has climbed up three spots to the 35th position (120 points), Eimear Richardson from Ireland has climbed up one spot to the 41st position (100 points). Chenille Henry from the West Indies, Nonkululeko Mlaba climbed up one spot to equal 41st position (100 points) alongside Rumana Ahmed from Bangladesh.
Precious Marange from Zimbabwe has climbed up one spot to the 45th position (97 points), Sadia Iqbal from Pakistan has climbed up a couple of spots to the 46th position (95 points). England skipper Heather Knight has climbed up a couple of spots to 47th position (94 points), Inoshi Priyadharshani Fernando from Sri Lanka has climbed up five spots to equal 47th position (94 points) alongside Heather Knight.
Fran Jonas from New Zealand has climbed up one spot to equal 50th position (91 points) alongside Fahima Khatun from Bangladesh. Danielle Gibson from England has earned a massive rise as she climbed up 52 spots to 58th position (77 points), Sugandika Kumari from Sri Lanka climbed up a couple of spots to equal 60th position (75 points) alongside Shabnim Ismail from South Africa. Thipatcha Putthawong from Thailand has climbed up one spot to equal 66th position (72 points).
Cara Murray from Ireland climbed up one spot, Marufa Akter from Bangladesh climbed up three places to equal 69th position alongside Nashra Sandhu from Pakistan (68 points). Sita Magar from Nepal climbed up a couple of spots, Ava Canning from Ireland climbed up a couple of spots to equal 74th position alongside Shorna Akter (65 points). Karishma Ramharack from the West Indies climbed up one spot to equal 77th position alongside Devika Vaidya and Sneh Rana from India (64 points).
Radha Yadav from India has climbed up five spots to 83rd position (60 points) to her name. Priyanaz Chatterji from Scotland has earned a remarkable rise as she climbed up 10 spots to 84th position (59 points). Achini Kulasuriya from Sri Lanka climbed up one spot to 87th position (58 points), Sornnarine Thippoch from Thailand, and Ravina OA have climbed up a couple of spots to equal 97th position alongside Diana Baig from Pakistan and Danielle Wyatt from England (51 points) in the latest rankings.
