ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings: Deepti Sharma Rises To Second Position | Cricket News

India’s all-rounder Deepti Sharma moved to joint second place within the newest ICC Women’s T20I bowling rankings whereas right-arm quick bowler Renuka Singh Thakur has climbed to the tenth spot within the newest rating introduced by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday. Deepti is now the joint second alongside Pakistan’s left-arm off-spinner Sadia Iqbal. Deepti’s rise was largely owing to South African spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba sliding from second to fifth place after amassing just one wicket in two video games towards Australia.

Sophie Ecclestone of England remained the highest T20I bowler on the earth. Meanwhile, the highest ten all-rounder standings remained unchanged, with Deepti holding on to fourth place.

In the batting rankings, India’s vice-captain Smriti Mandhana remained fourth, main all Indian gamers. Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, and Harmanpreet Kaur remained ranked thirteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth, respectively.

Following an excellent effort towards South Africa, Australia’s standout hitter Beth Mooney overtook compatriot Tahlia McGrath on the prime of the T20I rankings for batters.

McGrath stays second within the rankings after scoring 24 and 23 within the first two video games of Australia’s T20I collection towards South Africa, whereas Proteas captain Laura Wolvaardt stays third and rises to a brand new career-high score following her Player of the Match heroics within the second recreation of the collection.

Amy Hunter and Gaby Lewis of Ireland acquire floor on the up to date T20I batters rankings following robust performances of their ongoing collection towards Zimbabwe, with Hunter leaping 21 locations to equal 18th and setting a brand new career-high score after unbeaten knocks of 101* and 77* in consecutive matches.

Meanwhile, within the all-rounder rankings, Ireland captain Laura Delany goes up three spots to 14th, whereas Zimbabwe teen Kelis Ndhlovu jumps 5 spots to seventeenth after hitting a half-century within the second recreation towards Ireland.

(This story has been edited by Mahaz News workers …)