.jpeg)
According to the updated standings, Australia remain firmly at the top with 31 matches, 9,260 points, and an impressive rating of 299, underscoring their unmatched consistency across formats. England hold the second position with 46 matches, 12,751 points, and a rating of 277, maintaining a strong presence in the title race.
India stay securely in third place after a solid run in recent months, accumulating 11,581 points from 44 matches, which gives them a rating of 263. New Zealand follow in fourth with 8,600 points and a 253 rating over 34 matches, reflecting their continued competitiveness despite mixed results.
South Africa remain in the fifth slot with 35 matches, 8,456 points, and a rating of 242, narrowly ahead of West Indies, who hold sixth place with 35 matches, 8,433 points, and a rating of 241. Sri Lanka sit seventh with 38 matches, 8,672 points, and a rating of 228, showcasing steady improvement through the year.
Pakistan occupy eighth place after securing 7,790 points from 36 matches, giving them a rating of 216, while Ireland stand at ninth with 41 matches, 8,198 points, and a rating of 200. Bangladesh round out the top ten with 34 matches, 6,536 points, and a rating of 192, leaving them with work ahead as they look to regain lost ground.
The updated rankings reflect the evolving strength of women’s T20I cricket worldwide, offering a clear snapshot of competitive momentum as teams gear up for future tournaments. With Australia continuing their reign and several teams closely contesting mid-table positions, the stage is set for an increasingly intense battle in the coming season.
About The Author
Comment List