Australia all-rounder Annabel Sutherland’s standout performances in the ICC Women’s Championship series against New Zealand have catapulted her to career-best positions in the ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings. The 23-year-old was named Player of the Match in the second and third ODIs, which Australia won after the first match was abandoned without a ball being bowled. Sutherland’s impressive knocks of 105 not out and 42 have propelled her up 11 spots to 18th in the batting rankings. Her bowling exploits, including figures of 3 for 39 in the third ODI, have lifted her three places to 17th in the bowling rankings. Additionally, she climbed from ninth to seventh in the all-rounders’ rankings after being named Player of the Series. Australia captain Alyssa Healy also made strides, rising two places to eighth in the batting rankings with scores of 34 and 39. Phoebe Litchfield inched up to 24th, while New Zealand’s Maddy Green moved four places to 17th. Indian players Jemimah Rodrigues (up two places to 26th), Richa Ghosh (up four places to 48th), and Harleen Deol (up six places to 58th) also gained in the rankings, along with West Indies’ Deandra Dottin, who re-entered at 30th. In bowling, India’s Renuka Singh Thakur broke into the top 20 for the first time after a match-winning five-wicket haul against the West Indies. Australia pacer Kim Garth climbed to 13th, and leg-spinners Amelia Kerr of New Zealand (11th) and Alana King of Australia (12th) also saw improvements. Other notable movers include New Zealand captain Sophie Devine, Australia’s Darcie Brown, and Ellyse Perry. Beth Mooney retains the top spot in the Women’s T20I Player Rankings with 757 rating points, but India’s Smriti Mandhana and West Indies’ Hayley Matthews are closing in. Mandhana’s half-centuries in all three T20Is against the West Indies earned her a career-best 753 points, moving her to second. Matthews, with an unbeaten 85 in the second T20I, rose to third. Other players making progress include Jemimah Rodrigues (14th), Richa Ghosh (23rd), and Deandra Dottin (35th). In the bowling rankings, Afy Fletcher of the West Indies climbed to 14th, while India’s Radha Yadav (16th) and Shreyanka Patil (20th) also advanced. The updates reflect stellar performances across formats, highlighting the growing competition and skill in women’s cricket.