Mandhana retains no.1 ODI batting rank with 790 points; Perry reenters top 10.
The 29‑year‑old skipper, who stepped into the captaincy mantle from Harmanpreet Kaur just last month, hung onto the summit as the second‑ranked batter dipped behind, leaving India’s batters in a rare dominant position.
Across the board, Australia’s Ellyse Perry broke back into the top ten, a sign that the Aussies are gearing up to challenge India’s supremacy again.
India’s batting depth shows in the T20I rankings: Shafali Verma sits at fourth with 759 points, Mandhana at fifth with 754, and Harmanpreet Kaur closes the list at tenth with 656.
Spin has been India’s secret weapon, with Shree Charani leading the women’s T20I bowling charts at 817 points, followed by Deepti Sharma at 754, giving India the top two spots in that category.
With India third in both ODI and T20I team rankings, the women’s side looks set for the upcoming India‑Australia series, while Australia aims to climb higher.