South Africa’s Sune Luus and Nadine de Klerk also gain following 2-1 series win in India

India Women’s T20I opener has consolidated her position at the top of the batting rankings table in the format. Verma’s 30-ball 60 in the last week helped her gain another 26 points to further strengthen her grip on the top spot. That has put Verma on a tally of 776 rating points, 35 ahead of the second-placed Beth Mooney. Verma’s opening partner has also gained one place to sixth position following her unbeaten 48 off 28 balls in the same match which India went on to win by nine wickets for a consolation win in the series.

Among India’s bowlers, left-arm spinner ‘s match-winning performance of 3 for 9 has lifted her 12 places to a career-best No. 13.

South Africa, who won the series 2-1 following their 4-1 ODI series win, had their own share of gains from the tour. Their captain rose one place to be No. 37 among batters, pacer gained seven spots to be No. 42 in the bowlers’ charts.

Australia and New Zealand players also saw some gains following the between the sides in Hamilton on Sunday. Australia’s ‘s unbeaten 73 helped her gain five places to reach a career-best No. 11 in the allrounders’ list, while her team-mate jumped two places to be placed at No. 10 among bowlers. Despite New Zealand’s six-wicket loss, , who hit a 31-ball 40, climbed a spot to be No. 27 among batters.