India continue to make their presence felt at the top of the Women’s T20I bowling rankings, with Sree Charani holding on to the No. 1 spot and Deepti Sharma making a two-place jump to sixth following her strong showing at the Asia Cup 2026.Deepti has been one of India’s standout performers in the tournament, claiming eight wickets in three matches as the team booked its place in the semi-finals.
Deepti closes in on Charani
The right-arm spinner’s consistent performances have earned her a significant rise in the latest rankings. Deepti, who had previously reached the top spot in December last year, is now within 60 rating points of Charani. Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean, Nonkululeko Mlaba and Lauren Bell are the four bowlers positioned between the two Indian stars.With Charani and Deepti occupying the top two positions, India continues to dominate the upper reaches of the T20I bowling rankings.
Marufa Akter among big movers
Several players also made significant gains in the latest T20I rankings after their performances at the Asia Cup. Bangladesh’s Marufa Akter was among the biggest movers, climbing 19 places to 18th in the bowling rankings. Chamari Athapaththu moved up five spots to 28th, while Sultana Khatun gained nine places to share 37th.Thailand’s Thipatcha Putthawong rose four places to 47th, while teammate Suleeporn Laomi jumped 10 spots to 53rd. There were also gains among Bangladesh’s batters, with Sobhana Mostary moving up three places to 36th and Dilara Akter climbing five spots to 62nd.
Charlie Dean gains in ODI rankings
The latest ODI rankings also saw notable movement following England’s home series against Ireland. Stand-in England captain Charlie Dean moved up one place to jointly occupy ninth in the ODI all-rounders’ rankings. She also climbed two spots to share 11th among ODI bowlers after taking three wickets in the three-match series.England’s Lauren Filer made an impressive 14-place jump to 39th, while Ireland’s Cara Murray rose 16 places to 50th in the ODI bowling rankings.Ireland youngster Amy Hunter emerged as the biggest winner among ODI batters, moving up nine places to 11th. England’s Maia Bouchier climbed 13 spots to 42nd, while Sophia Dunkley made an even bigger leap of 26 places to reach 43rd.