England at the top of the table and players on their way up
- ICC Women’s World Cup winners virtually assure themselves of a place in the next edition in New Zealand
- Beaumont, Knight, Nation and Fletcher among those to move up in latest ODI rankings
England’s 3-0 victory over the West Indies in the ICC Women’s Championship has virtually assured them of a place in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2021 in New Zealand even as a number of their players have moved up in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings.
England, who won the World Cup at home in 2017, are now on 24 points and two points ahead of Australia on the points table after 18 matches each. India and South Africa are both on 16 points from 15 matches, with the former ahead on net run-rate.
Pakistan are fifth with 15 from 15 and New Zealand sixth with 14 from 15 in the eight-team championship that provides direct qualification berths to them as hosts and four other teams in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2021. The West Indies (11 from 15) and Sri Lanka (two from 15) follow in the table.
The ODI rankings table sees Tammy Beaumont move up two places to sixth position among batters after scoring 139 runs in the series while Amy Jones’s series-topping 189 runs, including two half-centuries, has helped her move up six places to 26th. Heather Knight has moved up four places to seventh in the batting list and up two places to 10th among all-rounders.
In the bowling list, Laura Marsh and Sophie Eccelestone occupy the 21st and 22nd positions, respectively, after gaining one and five places, respectively.
For the West Indies, left-handed wicketkeeper-batter Kycia A Knight has moved up one place to 57th and Chedean Nation up nine places to 62nd. Afy Fletcher has moved up two places in the list of bowlers to 26th
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Some highlights of the ODI rankings: Batting · Tammy Beaumont (Eng) up two places to sixth · Heather Knight (Eng) up four places to seventh · Amy Jones (Eng) up six places to 26th · Sara Taylor (Eng) up one place to 29th · Katherine Brunt (Eng) up one place to 41st · Kycia A Knight (West Indies) up one place to 57th · Chedean Nation (West Indies) up nine places to 62nd · Anya Shrubsole (Eng) up 19 places to 70th
Bowling · Laura Marsh (Eng) up one place to 21st · Sophie Ecclestone (Eng) up five places to 22nd · Afy Fletcher (West Indies) up two places to 26th · Kate Cross (England) up 11 places to 42nd · Stacy-Ann King (West Indies) re-entered at 89th place · Chinelle Henry (West Indies) up 20 places to 100th All-rounders · Heather Knight (Eng) up two places to 10th
ICC Women’s Championship results, statistics, points standings and fixtures are available here
MRF Tyres ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings (as of 14 June, 2019)
Batters (top 10)
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Avge Highest Rating 1 ( - ) S Mandhana India 802! 42.41 802 v Eng at Mumbai 2019 2 ( - ) Ellyse Perry Aus 761 51.84 778 v India at Vadodara 2018 3 ( - ) A Satterthwaite NZ 759 38.98 782 v Aus at Bay Oval 2017 4 ( - ) Mithali Raj India 717 51.29 881 v Aus at Baroda Vadodara 2004 5 (+1) Meg Lanning Aus 695 51.14 879 v NZ at Bay Oval 2016 6 (+2) T Beaumont Eng 689 40.86 709 v NZ at Leicester 2018 7 (+4) Heather Knight Eng 688 38.42 693 v WI at Leicester 2019 8= (+1) Suzie Bates NZ 683 42.64 801 v Aus at Bay Oval 2016 (+1) Sophie Devine NZ 683! 32.17 683 v Aus at Melbourne 2019 10 (-3) Natalie Sciver Eng 675 38.68 716 v India at Mumbai 2019
Bowlers (top 10)
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Avge Eco Highest Rating 1 ( - ) J Goswami India 731 21.34 3.25 816 v Eng at Chennai 2007 2 ( - ) Jess Jonassen Aus 726 22.05 4.17 732 v NZ at Adelaide 2019 3 ( - ) Sana Mir Pak 714 24.34 3.68 729 v SA at Potchefstroom 2019 4 ( - ) M Schutt Aus 691 23.69 4.39 722 v Pak at Kuala Lumpur 2018 5 ( - ) S Pandey India 690*! 20.50 3.90 690 v Eng at Mumbai 2019 6 ( - ) M Kapp SA 676 23.97 3.69 736 v India at Potchefstroom (N 2017 7 ( - ) Shibnam Ismail SA 668 20.66 3.60 700 v Eng at Worcester 2018 8= (+1) Ellyse Perry Aus 658 26.12 4.37 740 v India at Mumbai 2012 (+1) Poonam Yadav India 658*! 21.09 3.80 658 v Eng at Mumbai 2019 10 (-2) Katherine Brunt Eng 654 22.88 3.46 812 v India at Mumbai 2013
All-rounders (top five)
Rank (+/-) Player Team Pts Highest Rating 1 ( - ) Ellyse Perry Aus 500 509 v India at Hobart 2016 2 (+1) Deepti Sharma India 394 403 v NZ at Hamilton 2019 3 (-1) Stafanie Taylor WI 375 605 v NZ at Kingston 2013 4 ( - ) D van Niekerk SA 345 422 v SL at Potchefstroom 2019 5 (+1) Sophie Devine NZ 300! 300 v Aus at Melbourne 2019
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