Women's T20I rankings: Harmanpreet Kaur, Richa Ghosh surge in latest rankings

India women surged in the latest womens T20I rankings with their allround show which saw them complete a series whitewash over BangladeshThe Women in Blue are enjoying success just months ahead of this years ICC Womens T20 World Cup as they registered a hardfought whitewash of Bangladesh in the fivematch seriesICC on Tuesday issued the latest womens T20I rankings with skipper Harmanpreet Kaur rising three places to 13th in the T20I batters list following her 105 runs for the seriesHer compatriot Richa Ghosh moved up two places to 23rd following her unbeaten knock of 28 in the final match of the seriesWhile leftarm spinner Radha Yadav moved up seven spots to 23rd and Titas Sadhu went up 18 spots to 60th in the T20I rankings for bowlersAlong with India stars a group of players from England also showed progress in the latest rankingsAlso ReadPeople will try and justify Shastri backs contentious Impact Player ruleEngland won the opening game of their series at home against Pakistan in the first T20I The hosts skipper Heather Knight rose four places to 18th on the list for T20I batters after her knock of 49 in BirminghamExperienced wicketkeeper Amy Jones was adjudged Player of the Match in Englands 53run triumph in the first T20IShe starred with her quickfire knock of 37 and four catches behind the stumps The 30yearold improved three places to 26th in T20I rankings for battersAllrounder Sarah Glenn picked four wickets to help England reduce Pakistan to just 110 in reply to Englands total of 1636 The legspinner moved two places up to fourth behind teammate Sophie Ecclestone on the updated list for T20I bowlersA total of four bowlers from England feature inside the top 10 of the bowlers rankings Charlotte Dean is in fifth place and pacer Lauren Bell jumped four spots to seventh and a new careerhigh rating following her spell of 322 against PakistanSri Lanka players also tasted success following their triumph at the ICC Womens T20 World Cup Qualifier event Skipper Chamari Athapaththu inspired her team and featured alongside the stars from the island nation to be rewardedAthapaththu was the leading runscorer at the tournament She contributed with a brilliant century in the final against ScotlandHer efforts helped Sri Lanka seal their place at this years T20 World Cup The veteran opening batter rose two places to equal seventh on the list for T20I battersAlong with the bat Athapaththu also showed her class with the ball by contributing seven wickets at the tournament As a result she also showed progress in the allrounder rankings by moving one place up to fifth on the list for T20I allroundersHer teammates Inoshi Fernando up five spots to 19th and Udeshika Prabodhani up five places to 30th also left their mark on the Abu Dhabi event to make ground on the updated T20I rankings for bowlersWith agency inputs