Women's ODI Batting
Official ICC ODI batting rankings for women's cricket.
Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa) leads the women's ODI batting rankings on 782, 20 points clear of Smriti Mandhana.
Recent changes
- Amelia KerrNew ZealandNZnew at 15
About the women's ODI batting rankings
The ICC women's ODI batting rankings rate individual batters on a points scale. The rating is built from the runs a batter scores, the quality of the bowlers faced, the result of the match, and how the score compares with the other scores in that match, so a big innings against a strong attack in a low-scoring game counts for more than the same score in an easy one.
ODI ratings react to every completed series and tournament, so the order can shuffle noticeably after a World Cup, a bilateral series or a multi-nation tournament.
Ratings are updated by the ICC after matches finish; a batter who is not playing keeps their rating, though it can still fall in rank as others overtake them.
How to read this table
Rank is the player's current position in this format. A green or red arrow shows how many places they moved since the last update.
Rating is the player's points score. A gap of a few points between neighbours is small and can flip after one innings or spell; a gap of 50+ points usually reflects a real difference in form over time.
The country under each name is the team the player represents.