Reigning World Champions Dominate As ICC Drops Annual Women's ODI Rankings

Australia Women maintain their dominance in ODI', as ICC drops it's list of annual rankings. Read below.

Australia Women have maintained a lead of 40 points in the ICC ODI Rankings

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Reigning world champions Australia Women show pure domination as the International Cricket Council (ICC) drops it's annual list of ODI rankings on Wednesday, May 14.

Australia Women have 167 Rating, and are leading former world champions Englad Women by a margin 40.

Whereas for India Women, they maintain their Top 3 status by earning 121 Rating. 

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New Zealand Women, South Africa Women, and Sri Lanka Women conclude the Top 6, as there are no shake-ups in the order.

The rise of Bangladesh Women and Pakistan Women in the format, combined with the drop in form of West Indies Women have presented us with some changes, as the Caribbeans are now 9th in the list.

The rating are based on the 50% weightage of matches between May 2022 and April 2024, and 100% for the matches in the last 12 months.

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With this coming into effect, the sides who ended up in the last 4 of Women's ODI World Cup 2022 no longer carry the advantage of their respective finishes.

South Africa Women have been hampered the most by the latest rankings, as they lose 9 Rating points, and West Indies Women losing 10 Rating points.

USA Women Off The List As They Lose ODI Status

USA Women have now fallen off the Top 15 list in Women's ODI Rankings after the side lost it's ODI status. The side has been replaced by Papua New Guinea Women, who are yet to open their account for Rating.

The 11th to 14th place ranking are occupied by Thailand Women (44), Scotland Women (44), Netherlands Women (23), and Zimbabwe Women (16).

ICC Women's ODI Team Rankings

Ranking	Team	Rating
1	Australia	167
2	England	127
3	India	121
4	New Zealand	96
5	South Africa	90
6	Sri Lanka	82
7	Bangladesh	79
8	Pakistan	78
9	West Indies	72
10	Ireland	50