The International Cricket Council (ICC) published the latest women's one-day rankings on October 13, 2026. In these rankings, Smriti Mandhana, the new captain of the Indian women's team, strengthened her position by remaining at the top of the ODI batters ranking.
Mandhana holds the first spot among women's ODI batters with 790 points. Besides her, Harmanpreet Kaur is the only other Indian batter in the top 10, occupying the ninth position.
Following the latest update to the ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings, Laura Wolvaardt from South Africa is in second place with 782 points. Taking third place are Hayley Matthews from the West Indies and Beth Mooney from Australia, both with 731 points. Phoebe Litchfield from Australia is in fifth place with 727 points, and Ashley Gardner is sixth with 696 points.
Maddie Green from New Zealand secured seventh place in the rankings with 685 points, while Nat Sciver-Brunt from England is eighth with 672 points. Harmanpreet Kaur from India is ranked ninth with 652 points. Alice Perry from Australia holds the tenth spot with 650 points. Following them are Sidra Ameen from Pakistan in eleventh place with 648 points, and Amy Hunter from Ireland in twelfth place with 644 points.
Regarding bowling, Dipti Sharma from India dropped one spot to take ninth place. Dipti Sharma features in fourth place in the T20 all-rounder list and sixth in ODI. Furthermore, the Indian women's team ranks third overall in the team rankings for both ODI and T20 formats.
In the T20 batters list, three Indian players are in the top 10: Shafali Verma in fourth place (759 points), Smriti Mandhana in fifth place (754 points), and Harmanpreet Kaur in tenth place. In T20 bowling, Sriyani Charani and Dipti Sharma lead, occupying the first two spots.