Mithali Raj remained in seventh place, while opener Smriti Mandhana remained in ninth place according to the latest ICC Women's ODI shots.

Alyssa Healy continues to lead in the ranking published in Australia, followed by Natalie Sciver from England. The two batsmen performed a fantastic performance at the Women's World Cup earlier this year in New Zealand.

Seasoned Indian pacer Jhulan Goswami also maintains fifth place on the bowling list. The seasoned Pakistani starter Sidra Ameen was rewarded in his unforgettable series against Sri Lanka, thanks to which he made a big leap into the latest batting rankings.

Sidra recorded 218 runs in a series with an impressive average of 72.66, including a winning match of 123 in the second ODI match against Lankance. The 30-year-old has now moved 19 places to the top 35 of his career.

 Sri Lankan captain Chamari Athapathth has also noticed a remarkable improvement, with six places at 23rd place. The 32-year-old scored 101 in the second ODI against Pakistan and an average of 142 in a series of three matches.

The bowling standings were led by the English Sophie Ecclestone, second and third place went to Shabnim Ismail from South Africa and Jess Jonassen from Australia.