Dubai: India Skipper Mithali Raj on Tuesday reclaimed the number one point in the ODI woman’s rank after more than three years after a star show in the series of three matches against England.
India lost the 1-2 series but the 38-year-old Raj reached half a century in each contest.
He hit 72 and 59 in the first two odi and then guided India to the four goal victory in the last match with an invincible 75, getting four places to reach the top of the stairs.
He last occupied the top position in February 2018.
He first reached number one in April 2005 after scoring 91 invincible to New Zealand at the World Cup in Potchefstroom and a difference of more than 16 years at no.1 was the biggest for any female dough , Brittin Janette England is the number one for the first time in 1984 and last time in 1995, while Debbie Hockley New Zealand is the only other female dough that has become No.
1 more than 10 years apart – first achieved achievement in the year 1987 and for the last time in 1997.
Indian opening scores whose large count of Shafali 44 and 19 in the last two ODI series saw it 49 places to reach 71st position while Veteran Pacer Jhulan Goswami rose four places to 53.
In the Bowlers list, Deepti Sharma is all in one place 12 after finishing with three numbers for the last 47 matches.
For England, Lauren Winfield-Hill’s opening has risen 14 places to 41st 41st place with a score of 42 and 36 while Sophia Dunkley has surged 80 places until the 76th after scoring 73 did not come out and 28.
Sophie Ecclestone’s left arm spinner continued with her ascent , get four.
The place to reach the sixth place of career among Bowler after returning with three numbers for 33 and two for 36.
Kate Cross’ Haul of Five for 34 in the second match series has helped him reach 18th place from 25.
SCIVER NAT and Sarah Glenn has Move one place to reach positions 22 and 43, respectively.
In the ranking of the T20i women, Pakistan Spinner Nida Dar, who became the first woman of her country to a milestone at 100 T20i Wickets, had gained six places to reach 15th place after finishing four-goal in the series of three matches against West Indies.
For West Indies, Shamilia Cornell has risen 14 slots to the 27th place while captain Starkanie Taylor has advanced 10 places to reach 42st position after claiming a hat-trick and finishing with the last four matches.
Fatima there rose 85 places up to 94.
Between Battery, the Country Chedeas has grown 17 places to 61 and Kycia Knight 20 places to 71.