Hayley Matthews has returned to the highest 5 of the ICC Ladies’s ODI Batting Rankings after main a stupendous chase towards Thailand on the final day of the ICC Ladies’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Qualifier in Lahore.
The West Indies skipper, who was named Participant of the Match for her fast fireplace 70 off 29 that helped her group win by six wickets with 235 balls to spare, has moved up two spots to fifth place, only one beneath her career-best fourth place attained at the beginning of the match.
The win although was not sufficient for the West Indies to qualify for the ICC Ladies’s Cricket World Cup 2025 to be hosted by India as they completed with a web run fee that was 0.013 in need of Bangladesh, the second group to qualify behind hosts Pakistan.
Eire’s Gaby Lewis returned to the highest 20, her knocks of 75 towards Thailand and 61 towards Scotland lifting her 5 spots to seventeenth place whereas her team-mates Amy Hunter (up seven locations to twenty seventh), Orla Prendergast (up 4 locations to thirty first), Laura Delany (up 4 locations to fortieth) and Leah Paul (up 4 locations to forty second) additionally went up the rankings.
Pakistan’s Sidra Amin has superior from twenty third to 18th after knocks of 80 towards Thailand and 33 towards Bangladesh whereas her group’s opener Muneeba Ali has attained a career-best thirtieth place. Bangladesh’s Sharmin Akhter has additionally attained a career-best twenty first rating within the newest weekly replace.
Within the bowling rankings, left-arm spinners Nahida Akter of Bangladesh and Sadia Iqbal of Pakistan have made notable features. Nahida, who took 4 for 40 towards Scotland, has progressed two locations to tenth whereas Sadia has jumped 5 locations to seventeenth place.
Afy Fletcher of the West Indies has attained a career-best-equalling twenty first place after hauls of 4 for 20 versus Thailand and two for 43 towards Bangladesh whereas one other leg spinner, Rabeya Khan of Bangladesh, is up one place behind her in twenty second place, after inching up one slot.
Karishma Ramharack of the West Indies (up 5 locations to twenty fifth), Pakistan’s captain Fatima Sana (up 5 locations to twenty seventh) and Diana Baig (up three locations to thirty fifth), and Eire’s Prendergast (up seven locations to forty third) are among the many others to maneuver up the charts.
Prendergast and Fatima have additionally made progress within the all-rounders’ rankings, shifting as much as eleventh and joint-Fifteenth positions, respectively.
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