ICC Women’s ODI Rankings: In the latest rankings released by the International Cricket Council (ICC), Indian players have retained their respective positions in the top 10. Mithali Raj and Smriti Mandhana are placed at 3rd and 6th place respectively in the Batter’s rankings while Deepti Sharma is the no. 5th in all-rounder rankings.
Stafanie Taylor and Hayley Matthews have risen in the ICC Women’s ODI batting and all-rounder rankings respectively.
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ICC Women’s ODI Rankings: Mithali Raj, Smriti Mandhana, retain respective positions; West Indies captain enters top 10
The pair stood up for their side in Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier action, with Taylor moving into the top ten in batting (676) and holding on to her No.4 all-rounder ranking (319), as her teammate moved to equal eighth. Matthews moved to her highest career rating (272) joining Katherine Brunt and Jess Jonassen in a three-way tie. Taylor is only bettered by Marizanne Kapp (384), Natalie Sciver (372) and Ellyse Perry (365).
A West Indies duo moving on up 📈
Stafanie Taylor and Hayley Matthews headline a range of changes in the @MRFWorldwide Women’s ODI rankings 👉 https://t.co/IhK7JX2BrV pic.twitter.com/fulyFMnrL0
— ICC (@ICC) November 30, 2021
Captain Taylor was at her consistent best in the West Indies’ ODI against Ireland at the Qualifier, taking the prized wicket of Eimear Richardson in a spell of 2/15. Chasing 160, Taylor cruised in an unbeaten 41 from 54 balls in a six-wicket win. In the successful chase, Taylor leapfrogged Heather Knight, Rachael Haynes and Laura Wolvaardt to move to ninth.
Matthews was miserly in her bowling performance in the same match, removing Ireland captain Laura Delany and Orla Prendergast in the same over, finishing with 2/20 from her 10-over allotment.
ICC Women’s ODI Rankings: Mithali Raj, Smriti Mandhana, retain respective positions; West Indies captain enters top 10
Players from Zimbabwe and Pakistan also made big moves off the back of Qualifier action.
Bowlers stood out for the tournament hosts, with Sharne Mayers (+24), Francisca Chipare (+14) and Loreen Tshuma (+18) all making significant movement in the rankings despite a defeat to Javeria Khan’s side. For Pakistan, Sadia Iqbal (+14) and Fatima Sana (+16) also impressed, with Anam Amin (+8) climbing to 32 on the bowling rankings.
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