After the annual update, India remains fourth in ODIs and fourth in T20Is.
The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side ranked fourth in the ODI rankings, and now has 266 points in the latest ICC T20I update.
India remained fourth in the ICC women’s ODI and T20I team rankings. After the world body released its annual update on Saturday.
India has gained one point in the ODI rankings and has 104 points.
The Commonwealth Games silver medallists’ rating points have increased by four in the latest update, with the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side sitting on 266 points, which excludes results from the 2018-19 season, weights the 2019-20 and 2020-2021 seasons at 50%, also weights the 2021-22 matches at 100%.
Australia has established a record lead in the ODI team rankings while expanding its information in the T20I rankings.
The Commonwealth Games and World Cup champions have increased their lead over South Africa in the ODI rankings from 48 to 51. The essential information ever held by any international men’s or women’s team in any game.
The gap between them and second-placed T20I team England has grown from 14 to 18. There has been no movement in the ODI rankings. South Africa (119), England (116), India (104), also New Zealand (101) are the other teams with three-digit rating points.
Australia has 299 rating points in T20Is, increasing their lead over second-placed England from 14 to 18 rating points.
New Zealand remained third, while South Africa surpassed the West Indies to take fifth place.
