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ICC Women's Team Rankings: India 2nd In ODIs, 3rd In T20Is

By IANS News October 02, 2020 • 14:54 PM View: 1147

India has overtaken New Zealand to grab the third spot in the ICC women's team rankings for T20Is after the annual rankings update carried out on Friday.

The rankings table sees Australia and England retain the top two positions, their points tally remaining 291 and 280, respectively. India, who made the final of this year's Women's T20 World Cup in March, have overtaken the White Ferns, in what is the only change in the top 15 of the 56-team list.

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