Nat Sciver-Brunt, the captain of England, scored 98 runs in the final of the three-match series against India in Durham. Regaining her position at the top of the ICC Women’s ODI Batting Rankings.
In what turned out to be a losing effort, the all-rounder stabilized the batting. When the openers’ early wickets fell, and India won the match by 13 runs and clinched the series 2-1.
Sciver-Brunt took the top spot for the third time in her career after defeating Smriti Mandhana by three points. She had previously held the top spot from June to December 2024 and from July 2023 to April 2024.
Harmanpreet Kaur, the captain of India, moved up 10 spots to 11th place in the batters’ list after her brilliant and game-winning century (102 off 84 balls).
Richa Gosh rose nine spots to 39th position with a career-high rating of 516 points. While her teammate Jemimah Rodrigues rose two spots to 13th.
Other changes in this week’s report include the Ireland vs. Zimbabwe series in Belfast. Which the home team won 2-0.
Following hits of 50 and 67, Player of the Series Orla Prendergast moved up 12 spots to a career-best, joint-22nd position. In addition, she broke into the top 10 of the all-rounders’ list from 13th position last week and moved up 10 spots to 33rd among the bowlers. Reaching a personal-best rating of 447. After taking two wickets for 20 in the opening game.
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Ireland’s players also had some notable improvements. Amy Hunter rose two spots to 28th place in the batters’ list, while skipper Gaby Lewis went up one spot to 17th.
Teammate Modester Mupachiwana has moved up two spots to 53rd place. While Zimbabwe’s skipper, Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano, has reached a career-high 40th position with rating points of 513 thanks to her 48 and 56 scores.
The second and third games in the three-match T20I series between Ireland and Zimbabwe in Dublin. Where the visitors were once again thoroughly thrashed, are also included in this week’s edition.
Lewis was the series’ top batsman, hitting 154 runs to win Player of the Series. She moved up to a tie for 14th place with Rodrigues of India after scoring 67 and 87 in the second and third innings, respectively.
In the first two games, Cara Murray took three wickets for 19 and three for 17, moving her up three spots to 45th on the bowlers’ list. With seven wickets taken, she was the series’ top wicket-taker at the conclusion.