Latest ICC Women's ODI rankings: England wicketkeeper breaks into top five after back-to-back tons

England's Amy Jones moves to No.4

Jones had earlier jumped three spots to seventh in the ICC Women’s ODI batting rankings after scoring a century in the opening ODI of the three-match series between England and Pakistan. That was her maiden international hundred, coming 12 years after her debut. She built on the start and scored another match-winning hundred in the second match to give the hosts an unassailable 2-0 lead. She became the 11th woman to score back-to-back centuries in the ODI format, joining Nat Sciver-Brunt and Tammy Beaumont on the list for England players.

Jones' 88-ball 129 lifted her to fourth with 689 rating points to her name. Laura Wolvaardt (738 rating points), Smriti Mandhana (727) and Sciver-Brunt (719) occupy the top three spots.

"She wants to take a step back from cricket for a short period to look after herself. We're totally behind that."

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Jones’ heroics helped England clinch a 3-0 clean sweep, following an identical result in the T20I leg of West Indies’ tour. In the bowling rankings, Kate Cross rose further up in the top-ten. Her three wickets across the series, including a spell of 1-15 in the final match, saw her gain a place to sit in eighth.

Also read: Updated women's ODI team rankings after England seal 3-0 win over West Indies

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