US EditionICC Rankings: Smriti Mandhana Climbs to Top of Women’s ODI Batting List; Alana King Ends Sophie Ecclestone’s Reign
Mandhana leads ODI batting with 790 points; King ends Ecclestone's four-year bowling reign after seven wickets in Australia series, ICC rankings show.
- On Tuesday, Smriti Mandhana climbed to No.1 in the ICC Women's ODI batting rankings, surpassing Laura Wolvaardt after the recent series in Australia.
- Following the three‑match series in Australia, Mandhana scored 58, 31, and a duck, influencing her rise in ICC Women’s ODI rankings.
- Claiming four for 33 in the third ODI, Alana King moved to No.1 with a career-high rating of 775, ending Sophie Ecclestone's near four-year reign.
- Other notable ranking shifts showed Alyssa Healy finished fourth at 744, Beth Mooney at 749, and Ashleigh Gardner at 724, with Deepti Sharma remaining India’s top‑10 bowler at fifth.
- Across March and April, South Africa's fixtures vs New Zealand offer Wolvaardt the chance to reclaim No.1, while King's rise leaves four Australian bowlers in the top eight.
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Smriti Mandhana climbs to No.1 in ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings after impressive performances against Australia, surpassing Laura Wolvaardt despite India’s 3-0 series defeat
Smriti Mandhana climbs to top of ODI rankings
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ICC Rankings: Smriti Mandhana climbs to top of Women’s ODI batting list; Alana King ends Sophie Ecclestone’s reign
India opener Smriti Mandhana on Tuesday climbed to the top of the ICC Women’s ODI batting rankings following her fine performances in the recently concluded three-match series against Australia.
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