Indian team’s star spinner Deepti Sharma has benefited from her strong performance in the ongoing three-match ODI series against New Zealand. In the latest ODI rankings released by the ICC on Tuesday, she has jumped two places to reach the second position. England’s Sophie Ecclestone is at the top with 770 points.
Deepti benefited from deadly bowling
In the ongoing home series against New Zealand, Deepti has taken two wickets with her deadly bowling. During this, her economy rate was 3.42. Today, the third and decisive match of this series is being played between the two teams. At present, this series is tied at 1-1.
In the ongoing home series against New Zealand, Deepti has taken two wickets with her deadly bowling. During this, her economy rate was 3.42. Today, the third and decisive match of this series is being played between the two teams.
Indian team’s star spinner Deepti Sharma has benefited from her strong performance in the ongoing three-match ODI series against New Zealand. In the latest ODI rankings released by the ICC on Tuesday, she has jumped two places to reach the second position. England’s Sophie Ecclestone is at the top with 770 points.
Deepti got the benefit of deadly bowling
In the ongoing home series against New Zealand, Deepti has taken two wickets with her deadly bowling. During this, her economy rate was 3.42. Today the third and decisive match of this series is being played between the two teams. At present, this series is tied at 1-1.
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Deepti reached this position for the first time
The 27-year-old player had performed strongly in the recently concluded T20 World Cup. Now she has shown her strength in the ODI series. She has got the benefit of this in the latest ODI rankings of the ICC. For the first time in her career, Deepti has reached the second position in the ICC ODI rankings. These changes happened apart from the top 10
Apart from the top 10, there have been some changes in the ICC ODI rankings. New Zealand’s Lea Tahuhu has reached the 12th position with a gain of three places. Amelia Kerr has reached the 13th position and captain Sophie Devine has reached the 30th position with a gain of nine places.
