ICC Women's ODI Batting Rankings

Updated 6 Nov 2026 Top 50 batters Movement since 30 Oct 2026

Laura Wolvaardt of South Africa is the No. 1 ODI batter in the world in the latest ICC women's ODI batting rankings, with 782 rating points. Smriti Mandhana (India) is second on 762, 20 points behind, and Hayley Matthews (West Indies) is third on 731.

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No. 1 Women's ODI batter Laura Wolvaardt South Africa
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Top 10 ODI Batters in the World

Pos Move Player Rating Career best rating
1 – Laura WolvaardtSouth Africa 782 820 v Ireland at Johannesburg 2025
2 – Smriti MandhanaIndia 762 828 v Bangladesh at Mumbai 2025
3 – Hayley MatthewsWest Indies 731 731 v Zimbabwe at Harare 2026
4 – Beth MooneyAustralia 723 776 v England at Bristol 2023
5 – Phoebe LitchfieldAustralia 720 727 v Bangladesh at Brisbane - AB 2026
6 – Ashleigh GardnerAustralia 696 741 v India at Hobart 2026
7 – Maddy GreenNew Zealand 685 686 v England at Northampton 2026
8 – Harmanpreet KaurIndia 676 732 v England at Canterbury 2022
9 – Nat Sciver-BruntEngland 672 807 v Sri Lanka at Leicester 2023
10 – Ellyse PerryAustralia 664 776 v India at Vadodara 2018

ODI batter rankings: 11 to 50

Pos Move Player Rating Career best rating
11 – Sidra AminPakistan 648 674 v England at Colombo (RPS) 2025
12 – Amy HunterIreland 644 644 v England at Worcester 2026
13 – Annabel SutherlandAustralia 642 642 v Bangladesh at Brisbane - AB 2026
14 – Harshitha SamarawickramaSri Lanka 624 624 v Pakistan at Hambantota 2026
15 ▲1 Amelia KerrNew Zealand 621 645 v Pakistan at Queenstown 2023
16 ▼1 Jemimah RodriguesIndia 616 669 v Australia at Mumbai 2025
17 – Brooke HallidayNew Zealand 615 646 v Zimbabwe at Dunedin 2026
18 ▲3 Pratika RawalIndia 613 613 v Zimbabwe at Vadodara 2026
19 ▼1 Sophie DevineNew Zealand 611 694 v Pakistan at Colombo (RPS) 2025
20 ▼1 Chamari AthapaththuSri Lanka 610 774 v South Africa at Potchefstroom 2024
21 ▼1 Gaby LewisIreland 602 619 v England at Leicester 2026
22 – Amy JonesEngland 596 689 v West Indies at Taunton 2025
23 – Deepti SharmaIndia 587 630 v New Zealand at Hamilton 2019
=24 – Stafanie TaylorWest Indies 576 789 v India at St Kitts (WP) 2012
=24 – Nilakshika SilvaSri Lanka 576 594 v New Zealand at Colombo (RPS) 2025
26 – Marizanne KappSouth Africa 566 698 v India at Bangalore 2024
27 – Sharmin AkhterBangladesh 561 582 v Sri Lanka at Rajshahi 2026
28 – Sune LuusSouth Africa 560 567 v Pakistan at Centurion 2026
29 – Nigar SultanaBangladesh 548 601 v Scotland at Lahore 2025
30 – Georgia VollAustralia 546 556 v Bangladesh at Brisbane - AB 2026
31 – Tazmin BritsSouth Africa 543 706 v New Zealand at Indore 2025
32 – Orla PrendergastIreland 542 598 v South Africa at Gqeberha 2025
33 – Chloe TryonSouth Africa 536 601 v Sri Lanka at Taunton 2017
34 – Natthakan ChanthamThailand 535 552 v Scotland at Lahore 2025
35 – Hasini PereraSri Lanka 533 533 v Pakistan at Hambantota 2026
36 ▲3 Modester MupachikwaZimbabwe 527 527 v India at Vadodara 2026
37 ▼1 Richa GhoshIndia 526 561 v Australia at Visakhapatnam 2025
38 ▼1 Sobhana MostaryBangladesh 523 535 v Australia at Brisbane - AB 2026
39 ▼1 Kavisha DilhariSri Lanka 512 512 v Pakistan at Hambantota 2026
40 – Vishmi GunaratneSri Lanka 504 509 v Pakistan at Hambantota 2026
41 – Nadine De KlerkSouth Africa 503 553 v Pakistan at Colombo (RPS) 2025
42 – Annerie DercksenSouth Africa 489 489 v New Zealand at Wellington 2026
43 – Maia BouchierEngland 485 510 v New Zealand at Bristol 2024
44 ▲1 Sophia DunkleyEngland 476 482 v India at Hove 2022
45 ▼1 Harleen DeolIndia 475 516 v Bangladesh at Mumbai 2025
46 – Tahlia McGrathAustralia 473 530 v India at New Chandigarh 2025
47 ▲1 Gull FerozaPakistan 466 466 v Sri Lanka at Hambantota 2026
48 ▲1 Naruemol ChaiwaiThailand 462 468 v Papua New Guinea at Papua New Guinea 2026
49 NEW Josephine NkomoZimbabwe 460 460 v India at Vadodara 2026
50 ▼3 Chipo Mugeri-TiripanoZimbabwe 459 517 v United Arab Emirates at Bulawayo 2025

▲▼ change in position since the previous ICC update. "=" marks a shared position (equal rating). Ratings are out of 1,000.

ICC Women's ODI Batting Rankings: key facts

Australia, India and South Africa have the most batters in the top 50, with 7 each. Next come Sri Lanka (6) and New Zealand (4). Players from 12 countries make the list.

India's highest-ranked ODI batter is Smriti Mandhana at No. 2 with 762 points. India have 7 batters in the top 50: Smriti Mandhana (2), Harmanpreet Kaur (8), Jemimah Rodrigues (16), Pratika Rawal (18), Deepti Sharma (23) and 2 more.

Among the current top 50, Smriti Mandhana has the highest career-best rating: 828, reached v Bangladesh at Mumbai 2025.

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ICC Women's ODI Batting Rankings FAQs

Who is the No. 1 ODI batter in the world?

Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa) is the No. 1 ODI batter in the ICC women's rankings with 782 rating points, ahead of Smriti Mandhana (762).

Who are the top 10 ODI batters in the ICC rankings?

1. Laura Wolvaardt (SA, 782); 2. Smriti Mandhana (IND, 762); 3. Hayley Matthews (WI, 731); 4. Beth Mooney (AUS, 723); 5. Phoebe Litchfield (AUS, 720); 6. Ashleigh Gardner (AUS, 696); 7. Maddy Green (NZ, 685); 8. Harmanpreet Kaur (IND, 676); 9. Nat Sciver-Brunt (ENG, 672); 10. Ellyse Perry (AUS, 664).

What is Smriti Mandhana's ICC ODI batting ranking?

Smriti Mandhana is No. 2 in the ICC women's ODI batting rankings with 762 rating points. Their career-best rating is 828 (v Bangladesh at Mumbai 2025).

What is Harmanpreet Kaur's ICC ODI batting ranking?

Harmanpreet Kaur is No. 8 in the ICC women's ODI batting rankings with 676 rating points. Their career-best rating is 732 (v England at Canterbury 2022).

What is Jemimah Rodrigues's ICC ODI batting ranking?

Jemimah Rodrigues is No. 16 in the ICC women's ODI batting rankings with 616 rating points. Their career-best rating is 669 (v Australia at Mumbai 2025).

Which country has the most batters in the top 10?

Australia have 4 of the top 10 ODI batters and 7 in the top 50.

How are ICC ODI batting rankings calculated?

Players are rated from 0 to 1,000 using a weighted average of their performances, with recent matches counting more. Runs count for more against stronger bowling attacks, in low-scoring matches and in matches the team wins.

When are the ICC player rankings updated?

ICC usually publishes new player rankings every Wednesday, and after major series. This page checks for changes every hour, so new rankings appear here shortly after they are released.