Dubai: Indian all -rounder Deepti Sharma reached the fifth position with the benefit of two places in the bowlers list in the ICC Women’s ODI rankings. The same Smriti Mandhana has recently retained the top position place in the list of batsmen with the best career’s best rating after a brilliant performance in the ODI series against Australia.

Smriti scored two brilliant centuries in a three -match series against Australia at home. The series, which took place before the World Cup starting in Guwahati on 30 September, was won by the visiting team 2–1. Smriti has reached the best 818 rating points of career.

Deepti took two wickets against Australia, causing the Indian off -spinner to reach the fifth place up two places with 651 points. Despite the adverse conditions of South African fast bowler Ayabonga Get, after taking two wickets for 36 runs against Pakistan in Lahore, he climbed up to 15 places to 15th position.

India’s Kranti Gaur (in 39th position with the benefit of 23 places) has continued its great start in international cricket, while England’s Sophie Eklestone (795 rating points) has a lead of 85 points as the top ranked ODI bowler before the World Cup.

While Smriti has retained her number one place, the Tajmin Brites has made significant improvements in the batting rankings. While winning the series of South Africa in Lahore, the US hit two consecutive unbeaten centuries and reached the sixth position with the benefit of 15 places.

Brites have an average of 91.85 in 2025 and have scored 643 runs in ODI matches at a strike rate of 94.14 during this period. The South Africa batsman, who finished 73rd in early September 2023, has made a great improvement.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Sidra Amin has also jumped 10 places. He scored 121 unbeaten, 122 and 50 not out in three matches. Amin has got 636 points, which is the highest rating points of this right -handed batsman’s career. He is now in 13th position and is just 19 points behind making a place in the top 10.

Beth Muni (727 points) also climbed two places in the batting rankings and made it to the top two, but Smriti is far ahead of them on top. Georgia Vol of Australia reached 28 places to 61st position while Natalia Parvez of Pakistan made a long jump of 54 places.