Dubai: Captain of India Mithali Raj on Tuesday lost its top spot in the rank of Odi Women ICC for batters when he slid to third place while Veteran Pacer Jhulan Goswami climbed two places for both in the Bowlers list.
Raj who was 38 years old, who only scored 87 running an average of 29 in the three-match series that had just opposed Australia, now has 738 points in his kitty.
South Africa LIZELLE LEE (761) reached the top position after getting a place while Alyssa Australia Healy, who scored 112 run in the series of three matches against India, was in second place with 750 points.
Another Indian, Smriti Mandhana climbed one place in number six with 710 points.
The 38-year-old GOSWAMI star performances during the ODI series against Australia also took him to second place.
Goswami took four nose in the series that lost India 1-2, including three-Wicket Haul for 37 running in the last match that was Won India to break the 26th Odis victory.
He has an average of 28.75 in three matches.
Goswami also gets three places to be in 10th place among all 251 points.
Jess Jonassen Jess Australia continued to lead the bowling chart with 760 points by opposing 727 GOSWAMI.
Scutt Meghan Australia occupies a third place with 717 points after losing one place.
Others make waves in the Bowler ranking is an English duo Anya Shrubsole and Kate Cross, both jumped to the top ten, occupying the 9th place and 10 each.
Shrubsole received four places after choosing three nose in the last two Odi against New Zealand, while Cross 3/44 Mantra in Odi fifth helped him up five slots.
The spotlight between the mixture is in Beth Mooney.
He skyrocketed eight places to get into the top ten, sit at No.
8, just below his compatriot Meg Lanning with nine rank points.
Mooney’s outstanding performance against India included a stunning and half century century when he collected 177 running at the 89.84 attack rate.
In the all-rounder ranking, Ashleigh Gardner scaled four places to reach sixth while Ellyse Perry’s poor form caused him to drop two positions, encouraging Marizanne Kapp in South Africa to the top of all-rounders.
Deepti Sharma India dropped one place to be fifth.