Mithali ICC Women’s ODI Batsmen’s Rankings 2 and Hayley Mathews at 6
Mithali Raj ranked second in the ICC Women’s ODI Batsmen’s Rankings and Hayley Mathews at sixth in the all-rounders’ rankings.
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Mathews performed with all-around performance in the two ODIs against South Africa in Johannesburg. In he took four wickets at an economy of 3.78 and scored 51 runs in 63 balls in the rain-affected first game. This has also helped him to grab four places among bowlers but now he is ranked 11th with a rating of 587. Which is the highest in his career so far. India’s Deepti Sharma has also moved up one place to the fourth position among all-rounders.
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Women’s ODI player ranking-
| 2(1) | Mithali Raj | 738 | |
| 3(1) | Lizelle Lee | 731 | |
| 4(0) | Tammy Beaumont | 728 | |
| 5(0) | Amy Satterthwaite | 717 | |
| 6(0) | Smriti Mandhana | 710 |
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Among the batsmen, Raj has 738 rating points, just behind top-order Alyssa Healy (750) of Australia. Raj’s partner Smriti Mandhana is at the sixth position with 710 rating points.
England’s Natalie Sciver leads the all-rounders’ list, while Australia’s Ellyse Perry and South Africa’s Marijne Cup are in second and third place respectively.
South Africa’s caretaker captain Sune Luce reached 18th place. In which team-mate Ayabonga Khaka and West Indies’ Chinelle Henry have also grabbed big positions in the bowling list led by Australia’s Jess Jonassen. Veteran India fast bowler Jhulan Goswami has retained her second position. And Australia’s Megan Schutt is in third place.