India All-Rounder Makes Big Gains in Latest ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings

The India all-rounder made huge gains in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings. Deepti Sharma’s star came out with a stellar performance to achieve a career-best in both the MRF Tires T20I Bowling and All-rounder rankings.

The MRF Tires Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings:-

While a fellow Indian is also stepping up the batting rankings. Sharma’s crucial few months continue as she breaks into the top three of the MRF Tires Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings.

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West Indies in-form star Hayley Matthews, South African pacer Shabnim Ismail, and Australia’s Megan Schutt were grabbed.

Sharma performed exceptionally with the ball in the Women’s Asia Cup, scoring 3/27 against Pakistan, 2/13 against Bangladesh, and 2/10 against Thailand.

Despite her stellar form, the rankings have two English players ahead of Sharma, Sarah Glenn in second and Sophie Ecclestone still at the top.

Indian is now third behind Matthews and Sophie Devine:-

Sharma’s efforts have also seen him surpass Ashley Gardner in the all-rounders ranking, meaning the Indian is now third behind Matthews and Sophie Devine.

But arguably the most notable change by an all-rounder has come from New Zealand’s Amelia Kerr.

The Kiwi’s talent in recent matches against the West Indies, especially with the bat, means he is a new arrival in the top ten.

She is up five places to sixth, with Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu falling out of the top ten.

Rodrigues is in the top ten of MRF Tires T20I batting rankings:-

India’s Jemima Rodrigues is a notable mover in the top ten of the MRF Tires T20I batting rankings, ranking sixth behind compatriot Shafali Verma and New Zealand legend Suzie Bates.

Rodrigues scored a scintillating 76 during India’s Asia Cup clash against Sri Lanka earlier this month, and he continued that fine form in the latest set of matches.

Her rise to sixth place came courtesy of two standout knocks in the Women’s Asia Cup. An unbeaten 75* off just 45 balls and an unbeaten 35* from 24 balls to overtake the UAE. That helped Bangladesh see off the mark.

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The top five in the MRF Tires Women’s T20I Batting Rankings remain unchanged, meaning Beth Mooney remains on top.