ICC Ranking T20I: Smiti Mandhana maintains dominance in hitting; A significant increase in Deadra Dottin among the comprehensive

Western India‘Experienced versatile Deandra Dottin He appeared as one of the biggest users in the latest update of ICC women’s T20I players. Her triumphant return to international cricket was nothing spectacular, as she continues to reach significant steps in all three categories of ranking in the shortest game format.

Exceptional rise of Deadra Dottin on the ICC -A T20I

Having only recently get out of retirement participate in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024Dottin climbs quickly on the global ladder, confirming his status of one of the most dynamic players in the women’s crisis.

Dottin’s recent raising of ranking comes on the back of an extraordinary player of the series during West Indies’ 3-0 t20i against moving against Bangladesh. The Caribbean side was dominant throughout the series, and Dottin played a major role in ensuring their pure movement. Through three matches, she collected a total of 110 runs in the series, showing her ability to hit strength and consistency in folds. This exceptional shot screen has launched 26 seats on the latest dough for dough, allowing it to move in front of the top 10, now located in equal 11th place.

Smirm Mandhana still shines

The hit charts still lead Australia Beth MooneyBut Dottin’s meteoric rise puts it on a touch distance from breaking into an elite Top-10 club. Smirk Mandhana It continues to shine in the first 5 female T20i rankings, holding on its third position with a grade of 753, which is equally best for her career against West India in Mumbai, 2024. Beth Mooney He runs a rating of 785, which he aligned with his best career performance against England in Adelaide, 2025. Tahlia McGrathAlso from Australia, close to second with a grade of 754, reaching a high career of 827 against India in Mumbai, 2022 West Indies’ Hayley Matthews It retains fourth place with 743, only shy of a career with the best grade of 752, achieved against Bangladesh in St Kitst, 2025.

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Qiana Joseph and other West Indies players make significant progress

Dottin is not the only Western India player to make titles in the list update. Her compatriot Qiana Joseph He also achieved significant progress in the T20I rankings, climbing with 27 videos to reach 29 positions. Joseph’s success can be attributed to her contribution in 92 run in two inserts against Bangladesh, who played a key role in the domination of the West Indies series. Its climb reflects the growing strength of the Caribbean side unit.

Another experienced Western Indian, Afy FletcherHe also benefited from the latest ranking update. The veteran versatile moved two places to 23. In the comprehensive ladder, which further strengthened the presence of West India in this category. But it may be more important, Fletcher also made big gains on the T20I bowlers. The 37-year-old Spinner leg played a crucial role in the attack on the bowling of his team against Bangladesh, picking up four shots in a three-match series. This performance pushed in two places in 12th place on the t20i bowling rankings, which made it one of the biggest drivers in the latest update.

Bowlers also grow up on the ladder

While West Indies dominated the series, Bangladeski bowlers also managed to make significant progress on the ICC ladder. Spinner Rabeya She climbed four places to 14th after an impressive series in which she asked for three shots. Meanwhile, Fahima Khatun made a significant jump of six places to reach 35. And Sultan Khatun Inherited 20 seats to the age of 74, which marked a significant improvement for Bangladeshi bowling. However, despite these movements, England Sophie Ecclestone It continues to keep in its position as 1 ranked t20i bowler in the world.

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