Smriti Mandhana, Renuka Thakur Transfer Up In ICC T20I Rankings After Asia Cup

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India’s Smriti Mandhana moved as much as fourth place within the record of batters, whereas seamer Renuka Singh Thakur was ranked fifth amongst bowlers, within the newest ICC T20I rankings issued on Tuesday. India opener and vice-captain Mandhana, who scored an important 60 within the Ladies’s T20 Asia Cup remaining in opposition to Sri Lanka, moved up one place to fourth with 743 score factors. Amongst bowlers, Renuka, who snapped seven wickets within the event, is ranked fifth with 722 score factors as she moved up 4 locations.

Renuka follows England’s Sophie Ecclestone (772) and Sarah Glenn (760) on the first two spots respectively, compatriot Deepti Sharma (755) at third and Pakistan’s Sadia Iqbal (743), who moved up one place to be ranked fourth.

Radha Yadav, who was Asia Cup’s fifth highest wicket-taker with six scalps, reached thirteenth after shifting up seven locations.

Australia’s Beth Mooney (769) and Tahlia McGrath (762) remained the highest two batters, adopted by West Indies’ Hayley Matthews (746) on the third spot and South Africa Laura Wolvaardt on the sixth.

The most important gainer, nonetheless, was Sri Lanka skipper Chamari Athapaththu who moved up three locations to be ranked sixth with 705 factors following her match-winning 61 in Asia Cup remaining in opposition to India.

“Inspirational Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu additionally reached new heights as she moved up three locations to sixth on the identical record to convey up a career-best score following her Participant of the Event heroics on the Asia Cup that included a whopping 304 runs at a mean north of 100,” the ICC mentioned on its web site.

After the conclusion of the Asia Cup, Pakistan’s Muneeba Ali moved up six locations to thirty fifth on the record for T20I batters and Bangladesh skipper Nigar Sultana rose three positions to succeed in 14th.

Sri Lanka’s Harshitha Samarawickrama reached twentieth after top-scoring with 69 not out within the remaining.

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