India’s Smriti Mandhana has retained her No.1 position in the ICC Women’s ODI batting rankings, continuing her dominance at the top with consistent performances. Mandhana leads the charts ahead of South Africa’s Laura Wolvaardt and Australia’s Beth Mooney.
Meanwhile, India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has climbed to 7th place in the rankings, reflecting her recent run of form in the ODI format. Her rise adds to India’s strong presence among the world’s top batters.
Jemimah Rodrigues remains steady at 12th, ensuring three Indian batters feature prominently in the global list. Officials noted that India’s batting lineup is now among the most formidable in women’s cricket.
New Zealand’s Sophie Devine slipped to 9th, allowing Harmanpreet’s entry into the top seven. Other notable movers include Maddy Green of New Zealand, who jumped five places to 17th after her match-winning knock against Zimbabwe.
The latest rankings highlight India’s growing strength in women’s cricket, with Mandhana’s consistency and Harmanpreet’s resurgence boosting confidence ahead of upcoming international fixtures.
