ICC Women’s ODI Rankings: India’s Jhulan Goswami slips to 6th bowler’s ranking
Veteran India pacer Jhulan Goswami has been dropped to sixth in the latest ICC Women’s ODI Rankings for Bowlers, while South Africa’s Ayabonga Khaka takes her place at number five. Another South African batsman Laura Wolvaardt made a big gain in the latest ICC ODI player rankings after an impressive performance during her recent ODI series sweep over Ireland.
It is indeed an honor to ring the bell at the Eden Gardens Stadium before the start of the IPL Eliminator.
Thanks to @CabCricket for providing this opportunity. pic.twitter.com/COGvp7Gkne – Jhulan Goswami (@jhulanji10) May 26, 2022
Wolvaardt’s scintillating 89 in the third and final match in Dublin came at the right time as it surpassed Australia captain Meg Lanning to move up to fourth in the latest rankings for batsmen. Australia’s Alyssa Healy continues to top the table with 785 points.
It was the only change in the top 10 for batsmen, but fellow South African batsman Lara Goodall – who was the leading run-scorer for the series with 143 runs – moved up 15 places to 43rd after an unbeaten 93 in the second match. Went. ,
Meanwhile, it was Blueprint that made the biggest impression on the bowler rankings as she jumped two places to fifth after an eye-catching series against Ireland.
While Khaka picked up only two wickets for the series, the right-handed batsman was unstoppable to many of Ireland’s young batsmen and finished three matches with an economy rate of just 1.40.
This helped the blueprint to jump past India pacer Jhulan Goswami – who dropped to sixth – and seasoned teammate Marijne Cup, and fifth in the latest bowler rankings behind first-placed England spinner Sophie Ecclestone. are.
South Africa captain Sune Luce has moved up four places to ninth in the all-rounder’s rankings. England’s Nat Sciver continues to be the top-ranked all-rounder.
For Ireland, Sophie McMahon (up 31 places to 95th) and Georgina Dempsey (up 56 places to 90th) topped the batsmen’s list after remarkable performances in the second game. Dempsey also moved up the all-rounders’ list and jumped 22 places to be ranked 80th.
The Irish camp’s top proponent, however, is Arlene Kelly, who made gains in all departments. She moved up 52 places to 146th in the batting list, 58 places to 90th among bowlers and 53 places to 94th among all-rounders.