World Cricket Rankings – 18th June 2018

ODI Men’s Rankings as of 18th June 2018

Only ODI, T20 teams rankings have changed, players ranking have not changed.

ODI Men’s Team Ranking

England retained their top ODI spot by beating Australia in the first two ODI matches in the ongoing series. Meanwhile, Pakistan replaced Australia and broke into the top 5 ranks of the ODI men’s ranking.

@CricketAus have dropped to their lowest ODI ranking since 1984, 6th place! This is after their two consecutive losses to England in the current #ENGvAUS ODI series. #HowTheMightyHaveFallen

— ThePoppingCrease (@PoppingCreaseSA) June 18, 2018

T20 Team Ranking

After a convincing T20 series win against Scotland, Pakistan retained their top rank in T20 Men’s cricket ranking followed by Australia and India.

So Australia slipped to No6 spot in ICC odi ranking… Pakistan move one step ahead.. Is this worst Australian side ever?? .. @DennisCricket_ @aaliaaaliya @ZAbbasOfficial @saba_fazeela

— Zain Champ (@Zainchamp786) June 17, 2018

Women’s Overall Team Rankings

Recent performances by the Australia team allowed them to retain their top spot in the Women’s cricket rankings followed by England and New Zealand who are placed at teh 2nd and 3rd respectively.

ODI Ranking

ODI Women’s Batting Ranking

Elysse Perry increased her points lead and still holds the number one rank in the ODI Women’s batting rankings.

Other upgrades in this cricket rankings category were of Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight who are now placed at 11th and 12th respectively.

ODI Women’s Bowling Rankings

Jess Jonannsen remains at the top spot followed by Megan Schutt and South Africa’s Shibnam Ismail who jumped up to the 3rd rank position in the Women’s bowling cricket rankings.

ODI Women’s All-Rounder Ranking

Elysse Perry remained at the top of the Women’s All-rounder cricket rankings followed by Stefanie Taylor and South Africa’s Dane Niekerk.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s broke into the top 5 after her recent performances, replacing South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp.

T20 Ranking

T20 Women’s Batting Ranking

Stefanie Taylor holds the number one rank in the women’s batting rankings followed by Suzie Bates and Meg Lanning.

Australia’s Elyse Villani replaced India’s Smriti Mandhana and is now placed at the 8th rank in the women’s T20 bowling cricket rankings.

T20 Women’s Bowling Ranking

Megan Schutt remains at the top of the women’s T20 bowling rankings followed by Leigh Kasperek and Poonam Yadav who replaced WI’s Hayley Matthews to claim the 3rd spot.

T20 Women’s All-Rounder Ranking

Hayley Matthews remains at the top of women’s all-rounder cricket rankings followed by her team mates Deandra and Taylor who are placed at 2nd and 3rd position respectively.

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