Left-arm spinner Sree Charani retained the No. 1 T20I bowling spot and became the first Indian bowler to cross the 800-point milestone with 802 rating points.
All-rounder Deepti Sharma climbed four spots to second in the bowling rankings following a 14-wicket tournament campaign.
Shafali Verma advanced to sixth in the T20I batting rankings and rose five places to 15th among all-rounders after finishing as India's leading run-scorer.
Shree Charani is closing in on a new milestone as she becomes the first Indian to cross 800 rating points in T20I bowler rankings on Tuesday, September 15. In the latest T20I Rankings, released by the ICC, Charani’s new rating stands at 804 points.
That makes Charani the first Indian to reach that level in the women’s T20I bowling rankings and underlines the scale of her Asia Cup impact.
Asia Cup Impact
Charani starred in the 2026 Women’s Asia Cup Final by taking four wickets against Sri Lanka, which eventually helped India to win the title for the eighth time. She ended the tournament with 12 wickets. That haul pushed her further clear at No. 1 in the T20I bowlers’ rankings.
Charani now sits in rare company. Only Australian fast bowler Megan Schutt, who has touched 806 rating points, has reached a higher mark in the T20I bowlers’ rankings.
England spinner Sophie Ecclestone is also on 802 points. That means Charani and Ecclestone are the female players at the 800-point mark, while Schutt remains the only one to have gone higher.
Deepti is right behind her teammate. The India all-rounder climbed four places to second in the T20I bowlers’ rankings after taking 14 wickets in the Asia Cup, including figures of 3/19 in the final.
Batting And All-Round Gains
Shafali made gains too. The opener rose one place to sixth in the T20I batters’ rankings after scoring 236 runs in the tournament at an average of 47.20.
Her strong run also lifted her in the all-rounders’ chart. Shafali moved up five places to 15th in the T20I all-rounders’ rankings.
