ICC Women Ranking: England’s Nut Sky-Brant Deathrones Smti Mandina as the top ranked batsman in Vodis. Cricket news

England captain Nut Skyvar-Bunt has retrieved the number 1 place in the ICC Women’s ODI batting rankings, beating India’s Smriti Mandan after a strong performance in the recently concluded three-match ODI series. Although India secured the series 2–1, it was continuously showing the screw-bunt with the bat that earned it to climb back to the top. The 32-year-old scored 160 runs during the series, including a fluent 98 in the final ODI in Chester-Le-Steret, and now tops the chart with 731 rating points. Mandana, who had briefly held the number 1 ranking, finished second with 728 points despite scoring 115 runs in the series. While the recession was a slight shock, the reason for cheering India was because captain Harmanpreet Kaur made a significant jump in the ranking. After scoring valuable runs in mid -order, ten places of the right hand were taken to 11th position. Team partner Jemimah Rodrigues also gained land, climbing from 15th to 13th. Among the bowlers, India’s Deepti Sharma retained his fourth position in the ODI bowling rankings. The list has been led by England’s Sophie Allestone, followed by Ashley Gardner and Megan Shoott of Australia. Somewhere else, Orala Prendargest of Ireland enjoyed a breakout performance in the ODI series against Zimbabwe, which earned his recognition in all departments. After scoring an unbeaten 67 in the second ODI, he jointly jumped in 12 places in the batting rankings to 22nd. She climbed 10 spots between the bowlers and broke into the top 10 in the list of all -rounders for the first time, who is now sitting at number 10.

Ireland’s Eryleen Kelly also reached four spots in the bowling chart, while Gabi Lewis improved her T20 Eye rankings, now ranked 14th among batsmen after the back-to-back fifty against Zimbabwe.