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Indian batting sensation Smriti Mandhana has scaled new heights in her illustrious career, achieving a career-best ranking in the ICC Women’s T20I rankings. Her exceptional performance in the recently concluded Women’s Asia Cup propelled her to the fourth spot in the batting charts.
Mandhana’s stellar show in the tournament, which included a crucial half-century in the final, was instrumental in India’s run to the final. Her ability to play aggressive shots combined with her impeccable timing has made her one of the most feared batters in women’s cricket.
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu has also made significant strides, climbing three places to sixth in the batting rankings after her exceptional performance in the Asia Cup, where she amassed a staggering 304 runs.
India’s bowling duo of Renuka Singh Thakur and Radha Yadav have also impressed, with both bowlers making substantial gains in the rankings. Thakur climbed four places to fifth, while Yadav moved up seven spots to thirteenth.
Sri Lanka’s Kavisha Dilhari, who played a crucial role in her team’s Asia Cup triumph, earned double rewards. She climbed five places to 30th in the bowling rankings and ten spots to 17th in the all-rounders chart.
These rankings reflect the intense competition and exceptional talent showcased in the Women’s Asia Cup, and it will be exciting to see how these players continue to perform on the international stage.
Indian batting sensation Smriti Mandhana has scaled new heights in her illustrious career, achieving a career-best ranking in the ICC Women’s T20I rankings. Her exceptional performance in the recently concluded Women’s Asia Cup propelled her to the fourth spot in the batting charts.
Mandhana’s stellar show in the tournament, which included a crucial half-century in the final, was instrumental in India’s run to the final. Her ability to play aggressive shots combined with her impeccable timing has made her one of the most feared batters in women’s cricket.
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka’s Chamari Athapaththu has also made significant strides, climbing three places to sixth in the batting rankings after her exceptional performance in the Asia Cup, where she amassed a staggering 304 runs.
India’s bowling duo of Renuka Singh Thakur and Radha Yadav have also impressed, with both bowlers making substantial gains in the rankings. Thakur climbed four places to fifth, while Yadav moved up seven spots to thirteenth.
Sri Lanka’s Kavisha Dilhari, who played a crucial role in her team’s Asia Cup triumph, earned double rewards. She climbed five places to 30th in the bowling rankings and ten spots to 17th in the all-rounders chart.
These rankings reflect the intense competition and exceptional talent showcased in the Women’s Asia Cup, and it will be exciting to see how these players continue to perform on the international stage.
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