Indiaall-round star Deepti Sharma due to her consistent performances in the ongoing ODI series against, she has climbed to new heights in the ICC Women’s ODI Bowler Rankings and moved to a career-best second position. New Zealand.
Deepti Sharma achieves career best rating
Sharma’s ball control was exceptional, with six wickets in three matches at an impressive economy of around 3 under, the best among bowlers in the series. His disciplined bowling, coupled with his ability to keep his runs in check, has significantly boosted his rating and brought him closer. Englandof Sophie Ecclestone, current top-ranked ODI bowler. In the all-round rankings, Deepti moved up to number four after pairing a tidy 41-run knock of 35 in the first ODI, underscoring his value as an all-round asset for India.
Nat Sciver-Brunt: Dominating the Women’s ODI batting rankings
In the latest ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings, England Nat Sciver-Brunt It continues to confirm its dominance, occupying a high position with a rating of 760. Sri Lanka in Leicester in 2023. We are watching closely South Africaof Laura VolwardtHe is ranked second with a career-high 756 against India in Bangalore in 2024. Sri Lanka Chamari Athapathu He completes the top three with a rating of 733, a career-best 773 against South Africa in 2024 at Potchefstroom. The rivalry between these elite players showcases the high caliber of women’s cricket today.
Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr shine for New Zealand
Captain of New Zealand Sophie Devine He also saw his ranking rise, reaching a personal best of eighth in the ODI Batter Rankings. Devi’s impressive knock of 79 runs in the second ODI showcased his batting prowess and a three-wicket haul for just 27 runs further elevated his status in the rankings.
His all-round performance pushed him to seventh in the all-round rankings and 30th in bowling, underscoring his critical role for New Zealand. Team mate Amelia Kerrdespite being ruled out after an injury early in the series, he rose to 11th and 13th in the batting and bowling rankings respectively. Kerr’s all-round display in the series opener, with four wickets for 42 and an unbeaten 25, further reinforces his impact on the New Zealand team.
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Other ranking advancements between teams
The latest ICC rankings update saw notable changes for players across teams. of New Zealand Suzie Bates and rose to the 15th place in the ranking Maddy Green Rising to 18th, it reflects their strong form in recent ODIs. On the Indian side, Jemima Rodrigues moved up three spots to 30th and Shafali Verma Adding depth to India’s batting line-up, he improved his ranking to 54th. In the bowling category, Language New Zealand proved their consistency and impact in restricting the opposition as they moved up to 12th.
The Zimbabwean players also made significant strides after their 3-2 series win over the USA Gift Mugi-Tripano reached a career-high No. 21 in the tilt rankings. Josephine Nkomo‘s sharp bowling performance has seen him move up 13 spots to 32nd in the bowling rankings. on Team USA, Disha Dhingra and Sindhu Sriharsha also advanced, with Dhingra climbing 22 places to 55th and Sriharsha climbing 42 places to 57th, showing his growing prowess on the international stage.
