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Smriti Mandhana becomes ODI world No. 1 for first time in six years: ICC rankings
India’s Smriti Mandhana has reclaimed the ICC Women’s ODI No 1 spot after six years, overtaking Laura Wolvaardt with a rating of 727. Her strong performance in the Sri Lanka tri-series-scoring 264 runs at a 52.80 average-was key to her rise. Mandhana now ranks ahead of Natalie Sciver-Brunt. Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur are placed
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After the World Cup, Sophie Devine will retire from ODIs and sign a short-term contract with the NZ board.
After the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, which starts on September 30, 35-year-old Sophie Devine of New Zealand will retire from ODIs. A leading all-rounder with 7,421 runs and 226 wickets, she captained the side to a 2022 Commonwealth Games bronze. Devine will remain available on a ‘casual playing agreement’ for 2025-26, with her successor
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Matthew Breetzke made a world record in his presentation, following 47 years the reign of the Caribbean player finished in the ODI design
South Africa’s Mathew Breetzke made history in his ODI debut against New Zealand in Lahore, becoming the first-ever batsman to score 150 runs on debut in ODI cricket’s 54-year history. Opening with captain Temba Bavuma, Mathew anchored the innings after Bavuma’s early dismissal. He built key partnerships, including a 131-run stand with Wiaan Mulder (64),…
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