Smriti Mandhana approached the world’s number one point.© BCCI
Stylish opener Smriti Mandhana approached to regain the number one world in the ICC woman ODI ranking, and after playing an important role in victory in India’s last three nation tournaments in Sri Lanka, it rose from one place to the second place. In 2019, Mandhana, who won the latest ranking for ODI doughs, woven perfectly in the last matches against Sri Lanka and South Africa, and ran 264 during the Five Inning as the second leading goal of the tournament.
Mandhana, who hit 101 balls 116 in the final against Sri Lanka, is only 11 points from Laura Wolvaardt, the highest level South African Captain Laura Wolvaardt, who managed only 86 runs during the three series.
Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu, Jemimah Rodrigues (from five to 15) and South Africa’s Chloe Trion (up to 18 from nine places) healed.
India Spinner Sneh Rana was the player of the series in Sri Lanka, and experienced twearers were still among the major carriers on the updated list for the potteryists managed by Sophie Ecclestone of England.
Nadine de Klerk in the South African sailor gained a place to move to the 24th place in this list, while the 15 small gates in the three series of Rana threated 34th in 14th place.
Australian Ash Gardner maintained its replacement in the ODI cricket as a versatile number 1, and India’s Deepti Sharma rose to fifth place in general after some impressive efforts in Sri Lanka.
There were also gains for Trion (up to 11 from three places) and Clerk (four points to 12).
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