ICC Women’s Rankings 2023: Richa, Amelia, And Muneeba Ali Reach Career-Best Numbers

ICC Women’s Rankings 2023: Richa, Amelia, and Muneeba Ali reach career-best no. Renuka Singh’s five-wicket haul against England lifted her to No.5 among bowlers, as Lee Tahuhu moved from tenth to seventh.

Became the fifth Indian in the top 20 for batsmen:-

Richa Ghosh has become the fifth Indian in the top 20 for batsmen in the ICC T20I rankings for women after a useful contribution last week in the Women’s T20 World Cup.

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It is a career-best for Ghosh in the batsmen’s table, and she is joined there by Amelia Kerr and Muneeba Ali, who have reached career-high numbers.

Ghosh scored 44 not out from 32 balls in a win over the West Indies, and 47 not out from 34 balls in a defeat to England.

Despite Getting a first-ball duck against Ireland:-

That got him enough points to move from 16th place to 20th, despite his first-ball duck against Ireland.

Smriti Mandhana (No. 3), Shafali Verma (No. 10), Jemimah Rodrigues (No. 12), and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (No. 13) are the other Indians in the top 20.

Some distance behind, Tazmin Britts (up six places to No. 21), Amy Jones (up two places to No. 26), Orla Prendergast (up eight places to No. 38) and Harshita Samarawickrama (up four places to No. 39) There were others. batsman to go up.

Also includes three wickets against Australia:-

In the bowlers’ table, Lee Taihu has not only moved up from tenth to seventh position after taking eight wickets in four matches.

Including three wickets against Australia – he has also crossed the 700 rating points barrier for the first time in his career. livelihood.

D’Arcy Brown, still only 19, has also entered the top ten for the first time – at No.8 – while Hayley Mathews has moved up to tenth place after taking 2 for 14 against Pakistan.

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Among all-rounders, Ashley Gardner remained No. 1, but Deepti Sharma slipped a couple of places to fourth, Mathews and Kerr moved up, and Nida Dar moved up two places to fifth.