ICC Women's T20I Bowling Rankings

Updated 30 Oct 2026 Top 50 bowlers

Sree Charani of India is the No. 1 T20I bowler in the world in the latest ICC women's T20I bowling rankings, with 803 rating points. Deepti Sharma (India) is second on 748, 55 points behind, and Sophie Ecclestone (England) is third on 723.

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No. 1 Women's T20I bowler Sree Charani India
803rating points

Top 10 T20I Bowlers in the World

Pos Player Rating Career best rating
1 Sree CharaniIndia 803 817 v Sri Lanka at Japan 2026
2 Deepti SharmaIndia 748 759 v Bangladesh at Dambulla 2024
3 Sophie EcclestoneEngland 723 802 v Australia at Edgbaston 2023
4 Charlie DeanEngland 722 740 v Ireland at Southampton 2026
5 Lauren BellEngland 712 741 v India at Bristol 2025
6 Linsey SmithEngland 704 738 v Ireland at Southampton 2026
=7 Georgia WarehamAustralia 683 708 v England at Adelaide 2025
=7 Nonkululeko MlabaSouth Africa 683 771 v New Zealand at Paarl 2023
9 Nashra SundhuPakistan 676 717 v Bangladesh at Chittagong 2023
=10 Kim GarthAustralia 669 669 v New Zealand at Sydney 2026

T20I bowler rankings: 11 to 50

Pos Player Rating Career best rating
=10 Sadia IqbalPakistan 669 758 v Sri Lanka at Sharjah 2024
12 Marizanne KappSouth Africa 648 720 v Ireland at Doha 2014
13 Hayley MatthewsWest Indies 646 718 v Pakistan at Karachi 2024
14 Annabel SutherlandAustralia 643 736 v New Zealand at Wellington 2025
15 Amelia KerrNew Zealand 640 740 v Australia at Melbourne 2020
16 Afy FletcherWest Indies 636 708 v Australia at Bridgetown 2019
17 Bree IllingNew Zealand 624 624 v Australia at Sydney 2026
18 Jess KerrNew Zealand 617 661 v South Africa at Wellington 2026
19 Rabeya KhanBangladesh 607 705 v Thailand at Dambulla 2024
20 Kavisha DilhariSri Lanka 606 656 v Bangladesh at Sylhet 2026
21 Ashleigh GardnerAustralia 605 710 v Pakistan at Dubai 2024
22 Marufa AkterBangladesh 602 677 v United Arab Emirates at Dubai 2026
23 Megan SchuttAustralia 590 806 v Pakistan at Guyana 2018
24 Fatima SanaPakistan 583 606 v West Indies at Karachi 2024
=25 Sugandika KumariSri Lanka 581 639 v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur 2018
=25 Orla PrendergastIreland 581 587 v Sri Lanka at Bristol 2026
27 Kathryn BryceScotland 578 578 v Sri Lanka at Old Trafford 2026
28 Nahida AkterBangladesh 570 683 v Ireland at Utrecht 2018
29 Nensi PatelNew Zealand 567 567 v Australia at Sydney 2026
30 Renuka SinghIndia 563 740 v Australia at Sharjah 2024
31 Chamari AthapaththuSri Lanka 562 587 v Pakistan at Dubai 2026
32 Nandani SharmaIndia 558 558 v Zimbabwe at Raipur 2026
33 Katherine FraserScotland 550 566 v West Indies at Headingley 2026
34 Sultana KhatunBangladesh 540 564 v United Arab Emirates at Dubai 2026
35 Ava CanningIreland 537 559 v Scotland at Old Trafford 2026
36 Karishma RamharackWest Indies 536 643 v India at Mumbai 2024
37 Rosemary MairNew Zealand 531 668 v Zimbabwe at Hamilton 2026
38 Kranti GaudIndia 530 530 v Zimbabwe at Raipur 2026
=39 Lea TahuhuNew Zealand 529 712 v Sri Lanka at Colombo (PSS) 2023
=39 Ayabonga KhakaSouth Africa 529 676 v England at Cape Town 2023
41 Darcie BrownAustralia 524 737 v South Africa at Cape Town 2023
42 Aimee MaguireIreland 521 521 v West Indies at Bristol 2026
43 Isabel TouaPapua New Guinea 520 520 v Thailand at Papua New Guinea 2026
44 Radha YadavIndia 516 770 v West Indies at Guyana 2019
45 Arundhati ReddyIndia 510 697 v Australia at Adelaide 2026
46 Chloe TryonSouth Africa 493 540 v India at Durban 2026
47 Thipatcha PutthawongThailand 492 631 v Scotland at Bangkok 2025
=48 Rachel SlaterScotland 486 502 v Zimbabwe at Kathmandu, Nepal 2026
=48 Olivia BellScotland 486 593 v Thailand at Kirtipur, Nepal 2026
50 Suleeporn LaomiThailand 482 585 v United Arab Emirates at Dubai (GCA) 2022

"=" marks a shared position (equal rating). Ratings are out of 1,000.

ICC Women's T20I Bowling Rankings: key facts

India have the most bowlers in the top 50 with 7, including 2 in the top 10. Next come Australia (6) and New Zealand (6). Players from 13 countries make the list.

India's highest-ranked T20I bowler is Sree Charani at No. 1 with 803 points. India have 7 bowlers in the top 50: Sree Charani (1), Deepti Sharma (2), Renuka Singh (30), Nandani Sharma (32), Kranti Gaud (38) and 2 more.

Among the current top 50, Sree Charani has the highest career-best rating: 817, reached v Sri Lanka at Japan 2026.

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ICC Women's T20I Bowling Rankings FAQs

Who is the No. 1 T20I bowler in the world?

Sree Charani (India) is the No. 1 T20I bowler in the ICC women's rankings with 803 rating points, ahead of Deepti Sharma (748).

Who are the top 10 T20I bowlers in the ICC rankings?

1. Sree Charani (IND, 803); 2. Deepti Sharma (IND, 748); 3. Sophie Ecclestone (ENG, 723); 4. Charlie Dean (ENG, 722); 5. Lauren Bell (ENG, 712); 6. Linsey Smith (ENG, 704); 7. Georgia Wareham (AUS, 683); 7. Nonkululeko Mlaba (SA, 683); 9. Nashra Sundhu (PAK, 676); 10. Kim Garth (AUS, 669).

What is Sree Charani's ICC T20I bowling ranking?

Sree Charani is No. 1 in the ICC women's T20I bowling rankings with 803 rating points. Their career-best rating is 817 (v Sri Lanka at Japan 2026).

What is Deepti Sharma's ICC T20I bowling ranking?

Deepti Sharma is No. 2 in the ICC women's T20I bowling rankings with 748 rating points. Their career-best rating is 759 (v Bangladesh at Dambulla 2024).

What is Renuka Singh's ICC T20I bowling ranking?

Renuka Singh is No. 30 in the ICC women's T20I bowling rankings with 563 rating points. Their career-best rating is 740 (v Australia at Sharjah 2024).

Which country has the most bowlers in the top 10?

England have 4 of the top 10 T20I bowlers and 4 in the top 50.

How are ICC T20I bowling rankings calculated?

Players are rated from 0 to 1,000 using a weighted average of their performances, with recent matches counting more. Wickets count for more when the batsmen dismissed are highly rated, and when few runs are conceded in a winning cause.

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.