ICC Womens ODI Rankings: Smriti Mandhana At High, Deepti Sharma Makes MASSIVE Soar; Harmanpreet Kaur Drops Down

England and India gamers made important positive factors within the newest ICC Girls’s ODI Participant Rankings  following sturdy performances within the first two matches of the continued collection.

With the collection stage at 1-1 and every part to play for within the decider, the primary two ODIs between England and India delivered thrilling contests, with standout performances mirrored within the newest ICC Girls’s Participant Rankings launched on Tuesday.

Deepti Sharma was one of many largest movers within the batting rankings after her unbeaten 62 within the first ODI, which earned her the Participant of the Match award and guided India to a profitable chase of 259. She adopted it up with one other unbeaten 30 within the second ODI, which, regardless of coming in a shedding trigger, helped her climb 10 spots to No.23 within the ICC Girls’s ODI Batting Rankings.

However, Harmanpreet Kaur confronted the warmth of her peculiar kind with scores of 17 and seven within the first two ODIs, dropping 5 locations to No. 21 within the batting rankings.

In the meantime, Smriti Mandhana remained regular on the prime of the rankings after registering scores of 28 and 42 within the first two matches whereas sustaining her score of 727.  

Sophia Dunkley’s 83 off 92 balls within the first ODI performed a key position in taking England to a robust whole and earned her a leap of 24 locations to No.52. However, Alice Davidson-Richards, who contributed with a strong 53, rose 40 spots to No.118.

Within the ICC Girls’s ODI bowling rankings, world No.1 Sophie Ecclestone strengthened her place on the prime with 4 wickets within the collection to date, together with a Participant of the Match-winning 3/27 within the second ODI. Her score jumped from 747 to 776, additional extending her lead over Aussie duo Ashleigh Gardner (724) and Megan Schutt (696), who spherical out the highest three.

Notably, finger spinners have dominated the collection to date, with England’s Charlie Dean and India’s Sneh Rana selecting up three wickets every. Dean broke into the highest 10, climbing two locations to No.9 with a career-best score of 625 whereas Rana jumped 12 spots to No.21, additionally reaching a private finest score of 515.

Dean additionally made progress within the ICC Girls’s All-rounder Rankings, shifting as much as joint 14th alongside Australia’s Ellyse Perry. Ecclestone’s fast unbeaten 23 off 19 balls within the first ODI, mixed along with her 4 wickets within the collection, helped her climb three spots to 18th within the all-rounders record.