Jonassen grabs fourth position among bowlers in women's T20I rankings
- Healy and Haynes also advance for top-ranked Australia, who will defend their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup title at home five months from now
Australia left-arm spinner Jess Jonassen has grabbed a career-best fourth position in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings after finishing as the most successful bowler in a 3-0 T20I series sweep over the West Indies.
ODI series: 3-0 ✔️
— ICC (@ICC) September 19, 2019
T20I series: 3-0 ✔️
🇦🇺 finished their Caribbean tour undefeated after registering a comfortable nine-wicket win in the final T20I.
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Jonassen, a formerly top-ranked bowler in ODIs, has gained 24 positions in the list led by her compatriot Megan Schutt after finishing with seven wickets in the series, including superb figures of 4/7 in the final match in Bridgetown on Wednesday, which won her the Player of the Match award.
Leg-spinner Georgia Wareham, who supported Jonassen by taking three wickets in that match, has moved up 30 places to 34th position with four wickets in the series while Ashleigh Gardner has progressed 14 slots to take 21st place.
In other boosts to individual rankings for players from top-ranked Australia, who defend their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup title at home five months from now, Alyssa Healy has gained three places to reach seventh after scoring 108 runs in the series, while Rachael Haynes has advanced three places to 61st in the list led by Suzie Bates of New Zealand.
For the West Indies, Natasha McLean (up three places to 59th) and Britney Cooper (up 17 places to 94th) have moved up in the list for batters while Chinelle Henry has advanced 40 places to 140th position among bowlers.
MRF Tyres ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings (as of 19 September, after the West Indies-Australia series)
Batters (top 10)
|
Rank(+/-) |
Player |
Team |
Pts |
Avge |
S/R |
Highest Rating |
|
1(-) |
Suzie Bates |
NZ |
770 |
30.69 |
112 |
772 v Pak at Guyana 2018 |
|
2(-) |
Meg Lanning |
Aus |
747 |
37.23 |
118 |
787 v WI at Melbourne 2014 |
|
3(-) |
Stafanie Taylor |
WI |
721 |
35.80 |
105 |
836 v NZ at St Lucia 2010 |
|
4(-) |
S Mandhana |
India |
712! |
24.96 |
119 |
712 v England at Guwahati 2019 |
|
5(-) |
J Rodrigues |
India |
697 |
30.40 |
124 |
757 v NZ at Auckland 2019 |
|
6(-) |
Sophie Devine |
NZ |
676! |
27.92 |
125 |
676 v India at Hamilton 2019 |
|
7(+3) |
Alyssa Healy |
Aus |
666! |
23.48 |
124 |
666 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
8(-) |
Beth Mooney |
Aus |
654 |
29.64 |
119 |
768 v India at Mumbai 2018 |
|
9(-) |
H Kaur |
India |
653 |
28.08 |
105 |
723 v Aus at Guyana 2018 |
|
10(-3) |
Deandra Dottin |
WI |
635 |
26.60 |
127 |
736 v Eng at Bridgetown 2013 |
Other selected rankings
|
Rank(+/-) |
Player |
Team |
Pts |
Avge |
S/R |
Highest Rating |
|
59 |
N McLean |
WI |
357*! |
18.30 |
90 |
357 v Aus at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
61= |
R Haynes |
Aus |
348! |
28.52 |
119 |
348 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
94= |
Britney Cooper |
WI |
245! |
11.34 |
81 |
245 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
Bowlers (top 10)
|
Rank(+/-) |
Player |
Team |
Pts |
Avge |
Eco |
Highest Rating |
|
1(-) |
Megan Schutt |
Aus |
790 |
15.01 |
5.80 |
806 v Pak at Guyana 2018 |
|
2(-) |
Shabnim Ismail |
SA |
728! |
18.95 |
5.82 |
728 v Pak at Benoni 2019 |
|
3(-) |
Poonam Yadav |
India |
711 |
14.77 |
5.69 |
736 v Ire at Guyana 2018 |
|
4(+24) |
Jess Jonassen |
Aus |
704! |
21.42 |
5.35 |
704 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
5(+3) |
Afy Fletcher |
WI |
703 |
18.72 |
5.78 |
710 v Aus at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
6(-1) |
Leigh Kasperek |
NZ |
696 |
12.93 |
6.17 |
717 v Ire at Dublin 2018 |
|
7(-1) |
Radha Yadav |
India |
690 |
18.70 |
6.71 |
704 v Eng at Guwahati 2019 |
|
8(-1) |
S Ecclestone |
Eng |
688 |
19.00 |
6.66 |
713 v Aus at Antigua 2018 |
|
9(-5) |
Ellyse Perry |
Aus |
684 |
19.25 |
5.89 |
767 v NZ at Nelson 2010 |
|
10(-1) |
Amelia Kerr |
NZ |
674 |
22.52 |
5.96 |
688 v India at Wellington 2019 |
Other selected ranking
|
Rank(+/-) |
Player |
Team |
Pts |
Avge |
Eco |
Highest Rating |
|
21(+14) |
A Gardner |
Aus |
600* |
18.30 |
6.47 |
612 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
34(+30) |
G Wareham |
Aus |
560*! |
14.27 |
5.90 |
560 v WI at Bridgetown 2019 |
|
104(+40) |
C Henry |
WI |
288* |
19.83 |
5.25 |
294 v Aus at Bridgetown 2019 |
All-rounders (top five)
|
Rank(+/-) |
Player |
Team |
Pts |
Highest Rating |
|
1(-) |
Ellyse Perry |
Aus |
391 |
399 v Eng at Bristol 2019 |
|
2(+1) |
Sophie Devine |
NZ |
383! |
383 v India at Hamilton 2019 |
|
3(-1) |
Stafanie Taylor |
WI |
363 |
526 v SL at Bridgetown 2012 |
|
4(-) |
Deandra Dottin |
WI |
322 |
428 v Pak at Karachi 2019 |
|
5(+1) |
D van Niekerk |
SA |
319 |
393 v SL at Johannesburg 2019 |