ODI ranking of women ICC: Smriti Mandhana occupies the position of the summit, Tazmin Brites spreads in the Top 5

Smriti Mandhana continues to dominate the ODI Women’s Paste Classification ICCretaining the number one coveted in the last classification published before the 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup ICC.

Smriti Mandhana retains first place in the ranking of the ODI dough for women ICC after record centuries

The Indian star has strengthened its supremacy by marking consecutive centuries in the recent ODI series against AustraliaIncluding a hundred records that helped her reach 818 career classification points. These stellar performances solidified Mandhana’s place at the top of the world ranking and highlighted his consistency at the highest level. Mandhana’s leadership as vice-captain of India also added to its influence leading to the World Cup from September 30 India And Sri Lanka.

In particular, Mandhana has raised 4,646 points in 106 ODI, now an impressive average greater than 46 with a healthy striking rate nearly 88. Its ability to pierce under pressure against the best teams like Australia highlights it as a pivotal figure of female cricket. Despite fierce competition from other leading strikers, the form of Mandhana and recent results firmly kept it at the top of the ICC classification. His achievements underline his status as one of the most beautiful in modern game and an inspiration for budding crickets in the world.

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Tazmin Brits increases in the ranking with best career rounds before the 2025 women’s world cup

South Africa‘s British compensation made the biggest jump in the ranking of the ICC female ODI fracture, climbing 15 places to enter the top five after a career record without defeat of 141 balls in a series against Pakistan. The dominant displays of the British include consecutive centuries which have contributed vital points when South Africa obtained the 2-1 series. This rapid increase in the ranking marks the British as one of the players to look in in the cricket world cup for imminent women.

Alongside the British, other players have made significant progress. Australia Beth Mooney Mounted with two places in third place after a century winning against India. Pakistan Sidra Amin climbed ten places in 13th and versatile Marizanne KAPP And Deepti Sharma Staying in the ninth and 18th respectively, Kapp also approaching the higher classification of the versatile ODI classification. Emerging talents like Australia Complete Georgia And Pakistan Natalia Pervaiz Make notable jumps, reflecting the competitive buzz building before the World Cup.

The next tournament in India and Sri Lanka will see all the leading teams, with these classification movements adding excitation and anticipation. The form displayed by Mandhana, Brits and others will be crucial because their nations will compete for the title of the World Cup in what promises to be a captivating showcase of female cricket to its best.

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