File image of Indian women’s cricket team.© Bcci/Sportzpics
The International Cricket Council (ICC) released the updated women’s ODI team rankings on Wednesday. Australia continued to lead the table, but England and India made a profit and shut down the gap at the top. According to the ICC website, Australia’s lead has been narrowed from 44 to 40 points after the annual update. He now has 167 rating points, while England ranks second with 127 points. India, in third place, secured eight rating points and now sitting at 121 – reduced its difference with England by 11 points.
New Zealand (96), South Africa (90), and Sri Lanka (82) remain at the fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively. However, South Africa lost nine rating points despite maintaining its position.
The ranking update takes into account the matches played on 50% waiting from May 2022 to April 2024, and matches at full price after April 2024. As a result, South Africa’s 2022 World Cup semi -final performance is no longer counted.
The change also affected the West Indies, which reached the semi -finals in 2022. He dropped 10 points, falling from seventh to ninth position with 72 points. They now pass through Bangladesh (79) and Pakistan (78), which have moved to the seventh and eighth position respectively.
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