NEW DELHI: India opener Smriti Mandhana continues to reign supreme at the top of the ICC Women's ODI Rankings, maintaining a strong lead with 794 rating points, ahead of England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt, who remains second with 746 points.
Mandhana became the youngest and fastest batter to score 5000 runs in Women's ODIs during her 80-run knock against Australia in Vizag in ICC Women's World Cup match.
Australia captain Alyssa Healy has been rewarded for her brilliant 142-run knock in the stunning chase against India, climbing nine spots to reach joint-fourth in the ICC Women's ODI Rankings.
Several top performers from the ongoing #CWC25 have made notable gains in the Women's ODI Player Rankings 🤩https://t.co/Hpi68oIK4s
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Healy shares the fourth spot with South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt, who climbed three places thanks to her consistent performances, including a match-winning 70 against India. New Zealand skipper Sophie Devine, the tournament's leading run-scorer, also moved up two places to sixth.
Meanwhile, South Africa's chase specialist Nadine de Klerk, who has twice guided the Proteas to successful run chases in Visakhapatnam, made a remarkable jump of 26 spots to reach 32nd in the batting rankings.
In the ICC Women's ODI Bowling Rankings, Sophie Ecclestone continues to hold the No.1 spot with Gardner following close behind. However, after an engaging week of Cricket World Cup, fresh names make inroads into the top 10.
